BlueSci Committee: Managing Editor Post Available

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This is your chance to join the BlueSci committee and play a major role in the running of the magazine for the 2012/13 academic year. After a fantastic year of service as our managing editor, Tom Bishop, has now moved on from BlueSci and Cambridge. He has been a great support for our team throughout the last three issues and has been integral in the exciting preparations for our 25th issue.

TUESDAY, 7 AUGUST 2012

This means it's now time to select our new Managing Editor to take up the reins for 2012/13. As managing editor you will gain extensive experience in editing, production, marketing and organisation and will have the chance to oversee a full three issues of BlueSci, including taking a pivotal role in the launch of Issue 25. If you think you'd like to get involved then send an application of maximum 500 words by the end of Sunday 19th August to president@bluesci.co.uk outlining why you think you are best qualified for the role.

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