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Available positions will be posted to Handshake by the Bulls Media team. Eligible candidates will receive a request to be interviewed by the advisor of Thread Magazine and a panel of interviewers. Selected candidates will receive an offer via their USF email. This position involves working both in the Bulls Media office and from home.

Read below for more information on what we’re looking for in an editor and what being on the team encompasses. If you have any other questions, you can contact us via the Contact Form or email us at threadmagazineusf@gmail.com.

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Editorial Qualifications

To be considered as a Thread Magazine editor, you MUST:

• Be an undergraduate student at the University of South Florida

• Have a 3.3 GPA or higher

• Anyone from any major/minor and year is eligible to apply.

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Preferred but not required:

• Previous editing/workshop experience. We consider this as any writing courses you’ve taken at the high school/college level where you’ve had to write creatively and/or academically, and/or did peer reviews/workshopping/editing of any kind. This is not a requirement, although we do prefer our editors to not only be good writers but to also have some sort of grasp on providing good/helpful feedback for the benefit of our contributors each year.​

 

Team Expectations

​Upon recruitment, editors will be expected to:

• Read and review submissions; meet deadlines on time

• Be prepared for, attend, and actively engage in meetings, particularly in discussing the pieces assigned to be read for each meeting

• Have strong literary, communication, and time management skills

• Be proactive and organized

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FAQ

Is this a paid position?

Yes! As part of Bulls Media, Thread Magazine editors are paid as Student Government employees. More information about hours and compensation will be included on specific Handshake listings.

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Do I have to be based on the Tampa campus?

Yes. As part of Student Government, only students at the University of South Florida's Tampa Campus can be considered for an editing position with Thread. 

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If my application gets rejected, can I apply again next year?

Yes, absolutely. As long as you are still enrolled as an undergraduate student at the USF Tampa campus, we would love to see you again.