Monday, April 27, 2009

Monday Morning Markets/Jobs/Opportunities

This is the week: Our May Practicing Writer newsletter will be going out to subscribers midweek. And I am very excited about the feature article/interview! It's never too late to subscribe. Our newsletter is FREE and we keep your e-mail address confidential. Join us!
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Attention, writers in Washington State! "The Artist Trust/Washington State Arts Commission Fellowship awards $7,500 to practicing professional artists of exceptional talent and demonstrated ability. The Fellowship is a merit-based, not a project-based award. Fellowship recipients must present a Meet the Artist Event to a community that has little or no access to the artist and their work." Applications are currently open to literary artists. Deadline: June 12, 2009. No application fee indicated. More information here.
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"The CQ Global Researcher, a monthly issues-backgrounder published by CQ Press (a division of SAGE Publications) is seeking freelancers to write in-depth reports on global issues. At least five years experience covering international affairs preferred. Recent 10,000-word reports have focused on Darfur, Separatist Movements, Crisis in Pakistan and Child Soldiers. Reporters can be U.S.-based or overseas." Pay is "not specified." For more information, click here.
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Chuck Sambuchino provides a "new agency alert" and introduces The McVeigh Agency. To learn more about the agency's areas of interest, click here.
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And, as always, I'm glad to point out a few jobs for writers!
Assistant Director, Furious Flower Poetry Center, James Madison University (Virginia)
Assistant Curator, Poetry Collection, University at Buffalo (New York)
Communications and College Relations Manager, Baruch College/City University of New York
Admission Writer/Editor, Ithaca College (New York)
Director of Communications, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Development Communications Writer, Haverford College (Pennsylvania)
Writer/Editor, Loyola Marymount University (California) and Writer/Editor, Loyola Marymount University (California)

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