Join Us
The Triple Helix is continually seeking individuals interested in contributing to the growing success of our journal. No previous experience is required, and we will gladly train and work with anyone who has an interest in any aspect of the publication of The Triple Helix.
Members can choose to be involved in writing, editing, web design, marketing, and/or finance. The opportunities are endless! There are also many leadership opportunities and positions available each year to dedicated staff.
Carnegie Mellon Chapter Applications:
- Director of Design
- Distribution Strategist
- Marketing Associate
- Writer
National Opportunities:
The national business division is looking for associates to work for The
Triple Helix, Inc. on a national scale in bringing major funding to the
organization. Responsiblities include bringing funding to The Triple
Helix through advertising, grants, and corporate relations as well as
developing and implementing new ideas to increase revenue for The Triple
Helix. Funding contributes to the general improvement of The Triple
Helix as a growing international non-profit corporation.
Some business experience is recommended but certainly not required.
If interested, please send your name, year, major(s), and resume to
mdjukic@andrew.cmu.edu
E-Publishing Division Writers:
Writers for the E-Publishing Division have the opportunity to publish News and Feature, Op-Ed, and Media
Review articles that are read by hundreds of scholars per day across
the country. Our recent mention in Science Magazine,
www.sciencemag.org/cgi/reprint/310/5752/1255e.pdf,
reflects our success in publishing interesting, informative, and unique articles.
News articles are 100-200 words, describe major recent breakthroughs
or events in science or law, and are published every 2 weeks. Feature,
Op-Ed, and Media Review articles are 500-1000 words and are published
every 4 weeks. Feature articles comment on the societal impacts,
ethical issues and/or underlying scientific principles of a recent
scientific issue or breakthrough. Op-Ed pieces also focus on an
ethical, social, or scientific issue, but are also augmented with
persuasive language and personal opinions. Media Review articles
discuss the societal, ethical, and scientific implications of a book,
documentary, or film. If interested in applying to be a writer or
editor for the E-Publishing Division, please contact Kate Neafsey,
Editor in Chief (kjn23@cornell.edu).
E-Publishing Division Multimedia Initiative Staff:
Members of the Multimedia Initiative will have the opportunity to use their
creativity and learn graphics, recording, and production techniques to
publish E-Publishing Division articles as exciting audio slide show
features like those seen on the CNN and New York Times websites. As
this is a new initiative, leadership and staff positions are currently
open. Computer and graphics skills are not required, only a desire to
learn. If interested, please contact Nikhil Shyam, Director of
Multimedia Affairs (ns288@cornell.edu).