Interested in writing for one of Canada's premiere online science magazine? Science Borealis is looking for science writers to cover the following beats on a regular basis: Earth Sciences Environmental Sciences Mathematics & Statistics Multimedia Physics & Astronomy Science Communications, Education & Outreach Science Borealis subject editors write 4 to 6 articles for publication on Science Borealis throughout the year. Many subject areas are covered by two editors, who share responsibilities for researching and writing posts.…
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Summary Science Borealis is a Canadian not-for-profit, volunteer-run organization.​ ​Our goal is to be an inclusive digital science salon featuring Canadians blogging about a wide array of scientific disciplines. We are current looking for a few awesome Social Media (SoMe) volunteers to join the Social Media Team! Are you interested in science and science communication, and want to spend 2-3 hours each week engaging with the general public, our science bloggers, and other science institutions…
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OPEN POSITIONS   BOREALIS VOLUNTEER RESOURCE MANAGER As a Volunteer Resource Manager you will join a dynamic team of volunteer science bloggers, editors, social media and outreach professionals, team leaders and an experienced management team—all committed to sharing and amplifying Canadian science. Job Description Location – Remote Time Commitment – 2-4 hours / week Duration – 1 year renewable term (after 30-day trial) Remuneration: This is a volunteer position More info>   BOREALIS BLOG SUBJECT…
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(updated Feb 4) Science Borealis is currently looking to fill the following positions: Social Media Volunteers and Social Media Coordinator. We will be accepting applications until February 20, 2018. Social Media Volunteers Science Borealis is current looking for a few awesome Social Media (SoMe) volunteers to join the Social Media Team! Are you interested in science and science communication, and want to spend 2-3 hours each week engaging with the general public, our science bloggers,…
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