Opportunities 09/28/2023

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APPLY FOR OUR MICRO-GRANT!

We are accepting applications for another round of our micro-grant program. After awarding Saurav Sarkar $2,000 during our first round of the grant to expand his South Labor Watch program, we are back for more! For this round, we are awarding a total of $4,000 to three individuals or teams who want to create a project — with one grant for $2,000 and two for $1,000. Whether that’s a newsletter, blog, social media account, or even just a one-off experiment, we’re here to help. Alongside the grant, we’ll also offer mentoring, advice, and some social promotion. The deadline to apply is TOMORROW, September 29. 

Learn more here and apply today!

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OPPS SUCCESS STORIES

Did you turn a pitch call into paid work or land a job, fellowship, internship, or some other gig you found in the Study Hall Opps newsletter? Let us know and we’ll give you a shoutout. Send the details to [email protected] with “Opps Success Story” in the subject line.

-Ethan Freedman has published three stories with Ambrook Research after their recent call for contributors in the Opps last month. He was paid $500 per piece to write about learning to love rocks, milkweed, pesticides, and monarch butterflies, and building a better agricultural trucking market. He reports that it has been “lovely working with” his editor, Jesse Hirsch.

–Hannah Macready has published three stories with Ambrook Research after their recent call for contributors in the Opps last month. She was paid $500 per piece to write about farming influencers, chick culling, and antibiotic labeling in meat. She now works regularly with them, publishing around one article per week — and she got a shoutout in their editor Jesse Hirsch’s newsletter after her first piece. 

 

 

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CALLS FOR PITCHES 

Please note that we are not endorsing every publication or company listed here. Engaging with a publication or company is entirely up to the reader. We currently split pitch calls into three sections: Time-Sensitive (Above Fair Rates), Evergreen (Above Fair Rates), and Time-Sensitive + Evergreen (Below Fair Rates) — and sort each section by highest- to lowest-rates. We currently define “fair rates” as above $200 USD for around 700-800 words and above $0.20 per word for longer pieces, however, we cannot guarantee that every publication pays this rate. If you have more information on a rate or exploitative business practices from a publication posted, email [email protected].

***CLICK HERE FOR OUR FULL LIST OF 330+ EVERGREEN PITCH CALLS, SORTED BY HIGHEST TO LOWEST RATES.***

TIME-SENSITIVE PITCH CALLS (ABOVE FAIR RATES)

NEW: –Betches is looking for pitches of “in-depth reported features around larger cultural trends and conversations,” including sex, dating, divorce, LGBTQ+ issues, and more. The rate is $1 per word for 1,000-2,000 words. Send pitches to [email protected]. 

NEW: –Grazia UK is looking for pitches of reported features, trend pieces, or first-person essays on “relatable” topics that “”women in their 20s-40s would nod their head to in recognition,” including money, relationships, cheating, exhaustion, and more. The rate is £0.50 ($0.61 USD) per word. Send pitches to [email protected] with “relatable” in the subject line. 

–The Latinx Project is looking for pitches of essays on the theme of “Re-Collections: Unmounting Colonial Histories,” including reclaimed narratives, re-interpreting museum collections, and other topics. The rate is $500 per essay. See their pitch guide for more info and send pitches to [email protected] by November 12.

–Insider is looking for pitches of articles from American parents living in Japan (or Japanese parents living in the US) on “the cultural differences in postpartum, raising kids, etc.” The rates start at $250 per article. Send pitches to [email protected] by mid-October.

–Translash Media is looking for pitches of “non-fiction writing about arts as resistance from a Black trans femme lens” for an upcoming zine, Black Trans Artistic Legacies. The rates range from $250-$350 per piece. See their pitch form for more info and send pitches by this Saturday, September 30. 

NEW: –Insider is commissioning personal essays from current or former employees of Spirit Halloween or Party City about “mistakes customers make around Halloween.” The rates start at $220. Send pitches to @stephpitera on X by this Wednesday, October 4.

–Insider is looking for pitches of stories on Halloween, Thanksgiving, and “crazy holiday stories.” The rates weren’t given but have previously ranged from $200-$300 per story in May 2023. Send pitches to [email protected]. 

EVERGREEN PITCH CALLS (ABOVE FAIR RATES)

NEW: –The Guardian US is always looking for pitches of reported features on “climate and [environmental] justice and its many intersections (food, labor, housing, etc).” The rate is $1 per word. Send pitches to [email protected]. 

NEW: -Voices of Disability Economic Justice is always looking for pitches of commentary “that shines a light on the economic disparities that disabled people experience.” PItches must be from writers with a disability, and pitches from disabled people of color and LGBTQIA+ disabled people are highly encouraged. The rate is $500 per piece. See their pitch guide for more info and send pitches to [email protected]. 

NEW: -The Southeast Europe Coalition on Whistleblower Protection is always looking for pitches of reported stories, opinion pieces, analyses, and more on whistleblowing and whistleblowers in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, and other countries. The rate is $450 for 1,200-1,500 words. See their pitch guide for more info and send pitches to [email protected].  

NEW: –Condé Nast Traveler is always looking for pitches of city guides, trend stories, reported stories, and other travel content — including first-person essays from women-identifying travelers for their “Women Who Travel” section. The rates start at $300 for 500-600 words. See their pitch guide for more info, including which section editors to pitch to. 

NEW: –The Daily Beast is always looking for pitches of reported features and enterprise stories on “the way that technology impacts the way they live now — and into the future,” including AI, VR/AR, robotics, and more. The rates start at $300-$400 and they are “happy to offer higher rates based on length, reporting, exclusivity, original media, etc.” See their pitch guide for more info and send pitches to [email protected]. 

NEW: –EU Observer is always looking for pitches of reported articles on “EU-funded pilot projects launched in March in Bulgaria and Romania on preventing irregular arrivals, border migration management, [and] returns.” The rates range from €250-€350 ($263-$368 USD) per article. Send pitches to @NikolajNielsen on X.

NEW: –Autostraddle is always looking for pitches of anonymous sex diaries chronicling seven consecutive days in the sex/dating/love life of queer adults. The rate is $250 per diary and the diaries are published behind a paywall. Send pitches to [email protected] with the subject line “SEX DIARY PITCH.” 

NEW: –East Bay Nosh is always looking for pitches of profiles, trend stories, investigations, guides, and other pieces on food for both the Oaklandside and Berkeleyside newsrooms. The rates start at $250 for normal-length articles, but they also pay $100 for “briefs that take less than half a day of reporting and writing.” See their pitch guide for more info and send pitches to [email protected]. 

NEW: –i-D is always looking for pitches of lists, rankings, features, criticism, and more on all things culture. The rates start at £200 ($244 USD) per piece. Send pitches to [email protected]. 

TIME-SENSITIVE + EVERGREEN PITCH CALLS (BELOW FAIR RATES)

NEW: –Insider is commissioning stories from “writers planning short trips to Las Vegas, Atlanta, New York City, or anywhere in Florida this fall.” They are “also open to Italy, London, and Paris for international writers.” The rates start at $190. Send inquiries to @fi_clair on X.

NEW: –Material Queer, a new publication launching in “early 2024,” is looking for pitches of interviews, features, reviews, deep dives, and more on LGBTQ+ culture. The rates range from £150-£220 ($183-$268 USD). Send pitches to [email protected]. 

-APL Media is looking for pitches of “food, drink, and travel stories (both UK and overseas), with a festive angle.” They will also be “running gift guides for a number of supplements in national newspapers. These are yet to be refined, but most likely spanning home, food, beauty/wellbeing, kids and pets.” The rate is £150 ($183 USD) for 600 words. Send pitches to [email protected] by this Wednesday, October 4. 

NEW: –Cultivated, a newsletter on cannabis, is always looking for pitches of “deep dives on the companies, policies, people, and trends that are shaping the future of cannabis.” The rate is $150 per piece. Send pitches to [email protected].

NEW: –Ride Texas is looking for pitches of “restaurant (w/ destination/ride appeal) and gear reviews.” The rate is $50 for blog posts and $100-$400 for articles with photos. Send pitches by October 10 to [email protected].

 

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FREELANCE, PART-TIME, AND TEMPORARY JOBS 

NEW: –The New York Times is hiring a NYC-based Opinion editorial assistant on a six-month contract to suggest ideas and conduct research for columns. Candidates should have at least one year of journalism experience and must be able to occasionally work weekends and evenings. The annual salary range is $77,808.68-$78,000, so the expected salary will be half of this range. The position is part of the guild. No application deadline info was given for this role. 

NEW: –Wealth of Geeks is hiring three US-based, part-time weekend editors to cover entertainment, politics, and/or news. Candidates should have some editing experience. The rates range from $25-35 per hour, and requires working five to eight hours per day. Send inquiries to [email protected]. 

NEW: -Sundance Institute is hiring six festival editors to edit, fact-check, and proofread “the Festival print catalog, digital program guide, website content, and additional publications.” Candidates should have at least two years of editing experience. The rate is $20.32 per hour. Five of the roles can be remote, while one needs to be based in Park City, UT. No application deadline info was given for these roles.

–The Latinx Project is hiring a deputy editor/researcher to oversee the editorial process for its digital publication Intervenxions. Candidates should have some editing experience and knowledge of Latinx interdisciplinary studies. The rate ranges from $35-$40 and requires working 10-12 hours per week. The deadline to apply is October 16.

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FULL-TIME JOURNALISM JOBS

NEW YORK CITY

NEW: –Apple News is hiring a politics editor to “own daily curation of politics news and lead [their] election coverage.” Candidates should have at least a decade of experience covering US politics and elections. The salary range is $155,000-$291,200. No application deadline info was given for this role.

NEW: –Bloomberg is hiring a retail reporter to cover Walmart and its “big-box rivals, from Target to Best Buy, all of which are trying to adapt in the age of Amazon.” Candidates should have “first-rate” writing and reporting skills, and some “experience covering companies, the economy, markets or labor, or an interest in learning.” The salary range is $115,000-$140,000. No application deadline info was given for this role.

–Harper’s Magazine is hiring an assistant editor to assist with “fact-checking, proofreading, and using InDesign to input copy changes and adjust layouts.” Candidates with some InDesign experience are strongly preferred. The salary starts at $43,264. Send inquiries about the position to managing editor Stephanie McFeeters at [email protected]. According to Stephanie, the deadline to apply is TOMORROW, September 29.

NORTHEAST

NEW: -Syracuse University is hiring an assistant teaching professor of journalism at the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. Candidates should have “several years of newsroom experience, preferably in writing, editing, producing or content management.” “Teaching experience is preferred,” but not required. The salary range is $75,000-$95,000. There is no deadline to apply, but applications received before this Sunday, October 1 will receive priority. 

NEW: –The Boston Globe is hiring a senior reporter for Closing the Gap, its “initiative to explore the racial wealth gap in Boston and beyond.” Candidates should have at least seven years of journalism experience and “Spanish-language skills [are] preferred. No salary range or application deadline info was given for this role.

WASHINGTON, DC

NEW: –National Geographic is hiring an editorial research manager to “provide prompt, thorough research analysis and feedback on assigned productions,” including treatments, shooting scripts, and more. Candidates should have at least three years of editorial research experience. No salary range or application deadline info was given for this role.

CALIFORNIA

NEW: -Lookout Santa Cruz is hiring an investigative correspondent to lead a beat focused on criminal justice. Candidates should have at least eight years of “experience as a daily news reporter, preferably covering public safety, criminal justice, crime and courts.” No salary range or application deadline info was given for this role.

REMOTE-FRIENDLY

NEW: –High Country News is hiring an Indigenous Affairs editor to “produce stories that are important to Indigenous communities and tribal nations across the Western United States.” Candidates should have “a deep understanding of Indigenous communities and experience working with Indigenous writers, photographers and illustrators.” The salary range is $72,493-$80,548. The position can be based anywhere within the Western US. The deadline to apply is October 20. 

NEW: –The Guardian US is hiring for multiple positions, including an investigative reporter  and a senior investigative reporter to “develop and report stories and projects that hold power to account.” Candidates should have at least five years of reporting experience or at least seven for the senior role. The salary ranges are $95,000-$115,000 for the junior role and $115,000-$140,000 for the senior role. Both positions are part of the News Media Guild, and both can be remote or based in New York or Washington, DC. No application deadline info was given for these roles. 

NEW: –Inverse is hiring a deputy gaming editor to “produce special issues focused on Gaming and collaborate with other section editors on site-wide packages.” Candidates should have “several years” of relevant experience, including a “record of innovating the look and feel of gaming journalism.” The salary range is $88,000-$90,000. The position can be remote or based in New York, and is covered by the WGA-East. No application deadline info was given for this role.

–The Hechinger Report is hiring an executive editor to lead its newsroom’s coverage of education. Candidates should have at least five years of leadership experience. The salary is $150,000. The position can be remote but “preference will be given to candidates in the New York City area” and they are “exploring a preference for Virginia and D.C.” The deadline to apply is October 22. 

–Marketplace is hiring a Producer I or Producer II to join its Podcasts team to help book, edit, and research for its suite of podcasts. Candidates for the Producer I role should have at least five years of journalism, writing, reporting, and producing experience (or six years for the Producer II role). The salary range is $38.46-$46.15 per hour for Producer I and $42.31-$50.77 for Producer II. The position can be remote or based in Los Angeles. Both positions are covered by a collective bargaining agreement with SAG-AFTRA. The deadline to apply for both positions is October 27.

 

 

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FULL-TIME NON-JOURNALISM JOBS 

NEW YORK CITY

NEW: –The New York Times is hiring for multiple positions, including a senior editor for The Ezra Klein Show, a senior editor to manage a team working on generative AI, and a managing correspondent to relaunch their On Politics newsletter. The salary ranges are $138,000-$157,000 for the Ezra Klein senior editor, $180,000-$220,000 for the GenAI senior editor, and $150,000-$200,000 for the On Politics managing correspondent. The managing correspondent position can be based in New York or Washington, DC. No application deadline info was given for these roles. 

NEW: -The CUNY Graduate Center is hiring a web content manager to supervise web content requests and manage the training of new and existing CMS users. Candidates should have at least six years of relevant experience. The salary range is $70,453-$79,188. The position is “open until filled with review of applications to begin on October 10.”

NEW: -Volunteers of America is hiring a senior communications associate to manage and grow its digital presence, “including its website, social media channels, and email marketing activities.” Candidates should have at least three years of social media management experience. The salary is $71,240. No application deadline info was given for this role.

NEW: -Pratt Institute’s School of Architecture is hiring an archive and content manager to coordinate on the digital and physical archiving of their asset collection, social media, student and faculty success stories, and other more. Candidates should have some administrative and communications experience. The salary range is $57,800-$63,800. No application deadline info was given for this role. 

CALIFORNIA

NEW: -Stanford University’s Cantor Arts Center is hiring an exhibitions and publications project manager to “lead the implementation of the museum’s exhibition program and print and digital publications.” Candidates should have at least three years of relevant experience. The salary range is $64,480-$100,000. No application deadline info was given for this role. 

NEW: -The Broad is hiring a Los Angeles-based social media manager to develop and execute a social media strategy and social campaigns “to promote museum exhibitions, events, educational programs, special initiatives, and institutional storytelling.” Candidates should have some experience managing social channels. The salary range is $75,000-$90,000. No application deadline info was given for this role. 

NEW: -The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is hiring a Los Angeles-based copywriter/editor to “write and copy edit media for different formats and platforms such as the website program pages, advancement materials, email newsletters, press releases,” and more. Candidates should have at least two years of writing, researching, and editing experience. The salary range is $65,000-$70,000. No application deadline info was given for this role. 

REMOTE-FRIENDLY

NEW: -National Resources Defense Council is hiring a senior grant writer to “develop effective fundraising materials — including concept notes and proposals, project budgets, and narrative and financial reports.” Candidates should have at least three years of writing experience “for a high-volume non-profit Development department.” The salary range is $100,000-$108,000. The position can be remote, but preference is given to applicants based in New York, San Francisco, or Chicago. No application deadline info was given for this role. 

–Rest of World is hiring a senior development officer to “build and manage a portfolio of institutional and individual philanthropic donors, both in the US and abroad.” Candidates should have at least five years of experience “in a fundraising role; experience with nonprofit media is a plus.” The salary range is $120,000-$140,000. The deadline to apply is October 16. 

-Caring Across Generations is hiring an associate director of communications to manage its media and communications efforts, including “drafting and supporting the drafting of op-eds, press releases, and statements.” Candidates should have at least eight years of journalism, communications, or public relations experience. The salary is $100,000. “Remote within the United States, with travel for organizational events and retreats.” “Candidates will be considered on a rolling basis until it is filled, but preference will be given to those who apply by [TOMORROW], September 29.”

 

 

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EVENTS

-The Institute for Independent Journalists is hosting a series of free webinars throughout fall and winter for independent journalists, especially those within the BIPOC community. The topics include: Health and Science Journalism (TOMORROW, September 29), Sustaining Your Long-Form Journalism Career (October 27), Business and Personal Finance Editors Panel (November 17), and more. See their page for a full list of events.

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GRANTS, SCHOLARSHIPS, CONTESTS, AND AWARDS

NEW: -Narratively is accepting submissions for their 2023 Memoir Prize. They are looking for “revealing and emotional first-person nonfiction narratives from unique and overlooked points of view.” The guest judge will be New York Times bestselling memoirist Stephanie Land. One Grand Prize Winner will receive $3,000, and the two finalists will receive $1,000 each. There is a $20 entry fee and the deadline to submit is November 30.

NEW: -The International Women’s Media Foundation is accepting applications for its Fund for Women Journalists. The program provides funding to women and nonbinary journalists for either reporting projects or professional development opportunities. The amount per project will vary, but the average grant size from 2021 to 2022 was $6,000. Applications are “accepted on a rolling basis and are open to journalists of all nationalities.”

-Little, Brown Spark, in partnership with the Psychotherapy Networker, is accepting submissions for its New Voices Award. Applicants can submit a “non-fiction book proposal on any topic within any branch of psychology.” The program is specifically for “previously unpublished (with the exception of articles, academic papers, or self-published books) and unagented writers from underrepresented backgrounds.” The award provides a $50,000 advance, a ticket to the Psychotherapy Networker’s 2024 Symposium in Washington, DC, and a $500 travel stipend. The deadline to apply is October 15. 

-The Neal Pierce Foundation is accepting applications for its Journalism Travel Grant. The grant provides up to $1,500 to “enable journalists to travel to cities within the US to produce one or more stories for a publication.” The grant is for both freelance and staff writers. The deadline to apply is October 16. 

-California Humanities is accepting applications for its California Documentary Project (CDP) grant. The program provides support for “film, audio, or digital media projects that document California subjects and issues.” Funding is available in two categories: research and development grants of up to $15,000 and production grants of up to $50,000. The deadline to apply is November 1.

-The Pulitzer Center is accepting applications for its Deep Dives: Ocean and Fisheries Reporting Grant. The program is aimed at “freelance and staff journalists who wish to report on vital ocean and fisheries issues and are in need of support for their reporting projects.” The funding covers airfare, hotels, meals, records requests, data analysis/visualization, and other costs. There is no deadline to apply; they “accept grant proposals on a rolling basis.”

 

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FELLOWSHIPS AND INTERNSHIPS

NEW: –The New York Times is accepting applications for its one-year Local Investigations Fellowship. The program “gives journalists the opportunity to produce signature investigative work focused on their state or region that will be published by The Times and made available for free for co-publication by local newsrooms.” The salary range is $140,000-$160,000. The deadline to apply is this Sunday, October 1.

NEW: –ProPublica is accepting applications for its Local Reporting Network Fellowship. The program will pay for five fellows from local newsrooms to work on a two-year contract taking on “ambitious accountability projects that wouldn’t otherwise be done.” Applicants must have some prior investigative reporting experience. The program will pay the fellows’ annual salary (up to $80,000) “plus an allowance for benefits.” The deadline to apply is October 17 and “applications should be submitted by newsroom leaders.”

NEW: -The International Women’s Media Foundation is accepting applications for its nine-month Gwen Ifill Mentorship Program. The program provides mentorship to women, non-binary, or gender-nonconforming journalists from underrepresented backgrounds through pairing with senior media professionals. The deadline to apply is October 22.

NEW: -The Harvard University Graduate School of Design is accepting applications for its one-year Loeb Fellowship Class of 2025 in Boston, MA. The fellowship is aimed at “people in mid-career, with a minimum of 5-10 years of experience in the field,” whose work “focuses on improving the built and natural environment.” Fellows will receive a stipend of $57,500. There is a $45 application fee and the deadline to apply is January 8. 

-The Cullman Center of the New York Public Library is accepting applications for its 2024-2025 Fellowship in New York City. The program awards 15 fellowships to scholars and writers, including journalists, whose work will “benefit directly from access to the research collections at the Stephen A. Schwarzman Building.” The fellowship includes a stipend of up to $75,000, the use of an office with a computer, and full access to the Library’s physical and electronic resources. The program runs through May. The deadline to apply is TOMORROW, September 29. 

–This American Life is accepting applications for its six-month production fellowship in New York City. The fellow will “observe and participate in all aspects of the radio show’s weekly production.” Applicants must have “experience with Pro Tools or similar digital editing software.” The fellowship pays about $6,250 per month before taxes, and the program offers “benefits like health insurance and a relocation reimbursement.” The deadline to apply is this Sunday, October 1.

-NPR is accepting applications for its Next Generation Radio training program in various cities throughout 2023. The five-day program is designed to give participants “the opportunity to learn how to report and produce a non-narrated audio piece and a companion multimedia story.” The program partners include NAJA Next Gen Radio: Indigenous and Oregon Public Broadcasting. There is no fee for the program, and stipends are available to selected reporters. The remaining deadlines to apply are this Sunday, October 1 for the Oregon-based newsroom and October 15 for the Albuquerque, NM-based newsroom.

-The Wilson Center is accepting applications for its 2024-25 Fellowship. Fellows will “conduct research and write in their areas of interest, while interacting with policymakers in Washington and Wilson Center staff and other scholars in residence.” “Applicants must have a doctorate or JD.” The program offers a furnished office and stipend of $90,000 for the nine-month fellowship. The deadline to apply is this Sunday, October 1. 

-Investigative Reporters and Editors (IRE) is accepting applications for its Chauncey Bailey Journalist of Color Investigative Reporting Fellowship. The one-year program provides assistance to attend a Data Journalism Bootcamp, the NICAR and IRE conferences, and more. The fellowship provides travel stipends, covers conference registrations, and other fees. The deadline to apply is next Thursday, October 5. 

–Human Rights Watch is accepting applications for its one-year Alan R. and Barbara D. Finberg Fellowship. Fellows will “monitor human rights developments in various countries, conduct on-site/in-office investigations, draft reports,” and other tasks. The salary is $70,000 and the fellow can be based in New York or Washington, DC. The deadline to apply is October 9.

–POLITICO is accepting applications for its one-year fellowship program in Arlington, VA. The program “features monthly training sessions, mentoring and editorial rotations for career exploration.” Fellows receive a salary of $60,000 “and [will] be invited to a full-time reporting role at POLITICO upon successful completion of the program.” The deadline to apply is October 15.

-Penguin Random House is accepting applications for its ten-week Summer 2024 internship. The program is split into multiple tracks, including audio production, publicity (adult), editorial (children’s), editorial (adult), marketing (adult and children’s), and editorial production. The internship is fully remote, pays $20 per hour, and interns are expected to work 28 hours per week. The deadline to apply is October 20. 

–The Seattle Times is accepting applications for its ten-week Summer 2024 internship. The program is split into the following tracks: news producer, metro reporter, business reporter, features, copy editing, graphics, and photojournalism. The internship pays $18.69 per hour and interns will work full-time. There will be an info session on October 6 at 1PM PST. The deadline to apply is November 3. 

-Hearst is accepting applications for its Hearst Journalism Fellowship. The program “consists of two 12-month rotations at [their] top metro papers and websites” as staff reporters. “Fellows will receive training, mentoring, and real-world experience,” plus a “competitive salary and benefits, including health insurance and moving expenses.” The deadline to apply is January 7.