The Educational Media Company at Virginia Tech, Inc. (EMCVT) is the home of Virginia Tech's award-winning student media groups. They provide information, entertainment, and service to the university community.
There are many opportunities for the students to become involved. Each media group is managed by a student Editor-in-Chief or General Manager and a student Business Manager. Students hold jobs and gain experience in journalism, writing, design, photography, broadcasting, business, and advertising. Visit www.collegemedia.com/join for more information on how you can gain experience and meet people.
Applications are open for 2013-14 student leadership positions. The deadline is 9:00 AM Friday, February 22, 2013. Interviews will be held either March 1 or March 2, 2013. Download the appropriate application packet and be sure to read the enclosed instruction PDF:
Bugle yearbook editor in chief
Applications are open for 2013-14 student leadership positions. The deadline is 12 Noon on Monday, November 26, 2012. Interviews will be held Saturday December 1, 2012. Download the appropriate application packet and be sure to read the enclosed instruction PDF:
Collegiate Times editor in chief
Love student media? Love Blacksburg? Love advertising? If you’re still nodding, we may want you to work with us! We have a great full-time position with excellent benefits open. Take a look at all the details and how to apply.
College Media Solutions’ marketing coordinator creates and implements campaigns to promote sales as well as readership and special events. He/she also hires and supervises a team of marketing interns. This position requires a highly organized leader who can be a liaison with different teams (sales team, newspaper staff, creative services department) and stay on top of timelines for multiple projects at once. This is a paid position and eligible for work study. Applications are due Monday October 8 by 5 pm. To apply, fill out a JOIN application online.
As 2012-13 SPPS business manager, you will oversee the finances of a budget of about $25,000 per year and build a successful marketing program for great Virginia Tech-related photography from the Student Publications Photo Staff, the Collegiate Times, and The Bugle Yearbook. This is also a leadership position within student media’s umbrella group, EMCVT and the successful candidate will serve on the Management and Advisory Team (MAT). This is a paid position and eligible for work study.
To apply, download the SPPS business manager application and email the requested documents to emcvt@vt.edu as .pdfs or .docs. The position is open until filled and applications will be reviewed every Monday starting at 9 am.
EMCVT invites Virginia Tech students to apply for media leadership positions for 2012-13:
Positions are opened until filled and first review of applications will begin Friday March 23.
EMCVT invites candidates to apply for:
Bugle business manager
Silhouette editor-in-chief
Silhouette business manager
SPPS director of photography
SPPS business manager
VTTV channel 33 general manager
VTTV channel 33 business manager
WUVT general manager
WUVT business manager
Applications are due by 9 A.M. on Thursday, February 16, 2012.
The Virginia Supreme Court says that whether the Collegiate Times and the Cavalier Daily fall under the definition of “college student publications” under ABC regulations prohibiting alcohol advertising depends on the intent of the newspapers in their distribution.
This sends the case, first filed in 2006, back to the Federal District Court in Richmond.
The 2011 Bugle Yearbook, edited by Caroline Doss, placed fifth in the Associated Collegiate Press’s Best of Show competition at the National College Media Convention in Orlando, held October 26 – 30, 2011.
Lindsey Brookbank, managing editor, took second place in the Associated Collegiate Press’s Reporter of the Year Award. Zach Crizer, editor in chief, won fourth place for Feature Story of the Year.
The Collegiate Times placed tenth in Best of Show list at the convention, which Brookbank and Crizer attended.
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