Design Editor
The Design Editor leads the visual identity of Threads and oversees all graphic design work, using inspiration from previous publications as well as bringing new and fresh ideas to the magazine.
Expectations
Experience designing on Canva and InDesign.
Review and edit visual submissions such as photography, film, mixed media, etc.
Design and/or provide graphics for written pieces.
Assign written pieces to graphic design staff.
Establish Spring theme and design magazine print layout.
Maintain visual consistency across mediums.
Print + Web Editor
The Print + Web Editor edits all written content. On top of having a clear grasp of the written word, the Print Editor is encouraged to establish close communication with all staff writers and challenge them to find their unique authorial voice while fostering an environment that encourages
Expectations:
Edit all written content across submission categories.
Publish works to website, Substack, Instagram, etc.
Host writing workshops and office hours for staff writers.
Manage deadlines for magazine content submission + editing.
Operations Director
The Operations Director will serve as the primary point of contact for all financial and logistical matters including though not limited to: room bookings, fundraising, event planning, purchase requests/reimbursements, and all external communications.
Expectations:
Familiarity with CalLink finances and fundraising.
Budgeting for expenses such as spring launch and printing.
Room and venue reservations for events and workshops
Maintain communication with board about semester budgets.
Handle all external affairs.
Marketing & Outreach Director
The Marketing & Outreach Director grows Threads’ presence through social media accounts, recruitment, partnerships, and content creation. The Marketing & Social Media Director is primarily responsible for ensuring that Threads’ presence resonates with the wider UC Berkeley community.
Expectations:
Maintain posting schedule on Threads’ social media accounts to provide updates/garner interest in upcoming events and publications.
Solicit campus organization/business partnerships for collaborative events and partnerships.
Reach out to speakers, artists, and notable figures for event/project collaboration.