Editorship at a graduate program?

[Axelarate]

Hello,

I remember seeing a graduate school that offered the opportunity to work as an editor of (I assume) the school publication in order to earn funding. I can't remember what school this is. Can anyone help?

Alternatively, does anyone know of any graduate programs where one could get some editing experience?

Thanks!

[ctg7w6]

I know of two: University of Toronto and the University of Virginia.

Toronto: https://pasttensejournal.com

Virginia: http://www.essaysinhistory.com

 

Those are links to the actual journals (graduate student journals). They are a part of the actual department of the site, which you can google quickly enough.

Hope this helps!

[TMP]

Were you thinking of Indiana University?  The American Historical Review is housed at IUP.  I think one of our posters there mentioned something about being able to work for AHR as a GA instead of a TA in the History Department.

[AP]

I have met people from Emory who worked a several journals around campus. The history people worked in Southern Spaces at the digital center in the library.

[KLZ]

James Madison University http://commons.lib.jmu.edu/mhr/