Level Up - Editorial Assistant

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Project
Academic experience
100 hours per learner
Learner
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Advanced level

Project scope

Categories
Community engagement Environmental sustainability Copy writing Humanities Social justice
Skills
copy editing honesty
Details

Positions Available: 1 We expect the student to produce a clean transcript from a public recording of a keynote address provided to the 2022 meeting of the Association for Philosophy and Literature. Though the transcript need not be verbatim (some additions and alterations may be required as a matter of clarity) but it must be faithful to the talk and receive author approval. This text will serve as the opening chapter for the upcoming edited volume of Textures, a book series published by Rowman and Littlefield.

Deliverables

This project involves producing a clean transcript from a public recording of a keynote address provided to the 2022 meeting of the Association for Philosophy and Literature. This transcript will be included in an upcoming edited volume of the book series "Textures." On top of producing a transcript, the project requires working with the author as well as the editors of the volume to ensure the transcript accurately represents the author's intent. Other tasks will involve copy-editing other contributions to the volume, including formatting these texts, as well as working on the creation of an index, and securing permissions required for the publication of any images, selections, etc.

Mentorship

As co-editor of the volume I will supervise the student throughout the project, including liaising with the author of the talk, co-ordinating all interactions between the author and our editorial assistant, as well overseeing the production and editing of all documents. I will also provide access to the recordings, software suitable for the production/editing of all documents, and any other hardware that might be necessary to accomplish these tasks.

About the company

Company
Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
0 - 1 employees
Education

The Department of Humanities is built upon the vitality of its multidisciplinary structure, combining history, classics, philosophy and languages, including Chinese, French, Greek, Latin, Japanese and Spanish. We have a commitment to excellence in the pursuit of knowledge and excellence in student learning. We feed this commitment by recruiting faculty to complement the department’s strengths, encouraging excellence in teaching and course design, teaching specialized material at advanced levels and pursuing scholarship in our core disciplines. Study in the Humanities facilitates excellence in writing, critical thinking, understanding of past and current cultures and understanding ourselves. It provides the tools to think about and relate deeply to the human experience, past, present and future.