Editor

The editor must be a part-time upper division or graduate student of Eastern Oregon University. The applicant must be an upper division student in good standing with the university and have completed a minimum of twelve credit hours of creative writing (fiction, poetry, and non-fiction).

The responsibilities of the editor include but are not limited to the following:

• Distribution and promotion of Oregon East in Fall quarter
• Creating and submitting a budget to the Student Fees Committee
• Calling for submissions of writing and art work through campus media
• Read manuscripts and make decisions on accepting and rejecting work
• Maintain regular office hours
• Establishing deadlines for submissions of copy
• Layout and design of the magazine
• Proofreading
• Maintaining a working relationship with the advisor of the magazine
• Orientating the new editor