Templar Yearbook is now hiring for the following positions.

To apply for a position on the Templar Yearbook staff, please click the appropriate button to be taken to the application.

Senior Photographer

Direct and manage all photographic content for the Templar Yearbook, ensuring high standards of creativity and quality.
Work closely with the Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor to hire a team of photo editors and editorial freelance photographers
Lead and mentor a team of freelance photographers and photo editors, organizing schedules, assigning tasks, and overseeing all photo assignments.
Check-in with the Sports Team to ensure photo assignments for that section are being delegated and completed.
Work closely with photo editors to ensure that the final photographic output aligns with the established themes and quality standards.
Manage timelines and deliverables, ensuring that the photography schedule aligns with the yearbook’s production schedule
Strong understanding of digital photography and photo editing softwares
Strong leadership skills and communication skills to effectively manage and mentor a
team
Excellent organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines

Senior Sports Editor

Oversee the production of the sports section of the Templar Yearbook, including written, photographic, and design content
Work closely with the Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor to hire a team of sports writers and photographers
Lead and mentor a team of sports writers and photographers, conducting bi-weekly check-ins to monitor progress, set goals, and address any issues
Guide the creation of compelling stories and features that highlights the achievements, events, and personalities within Temple’s sports teams
Coordinate with photographers and writers to ensure comprehensive coverage of sports events throughout the year
Ensure all content meets high standards of accuracy, quality, and aligns with the yearbook’s overall style and objectives
Work closely with the design team, senior photographer, and Editor-in-Chief to ensure a seamless integration of the sports section with other sections of the yearbook
Manage timelines and ensure that all sports sections tasks are completed on schedule to meet publication deadlines
Strong editorial skills with an ability to craft, edit, and improve written content
Deep knowledge of sports and sports reporting
Excellent organizational and leadership skills

Review, revise, and edit articles, captions, and other text for grammar, accuracy, consistency, and style.
Collaborate with all senior leadership roles in Templar Yearbook to develop style guidelines that are consistent and appropriate.
Verify factual information within text, including names, dates, and statistics.
Work with the design team to ensure text elements complement visual elements and fits
the layout requirements.
Assist in developing headlines, captions, and other text to engage the reader.
Manage multiple editing tasks under tight deadlines to ensure timely completion.
Provide feedback to writers to help improve their writing skills.
Must be familiar with AP Style of writing and have an excellent command of English language and grammar.

Design the layout of yearbook pages, including cover design and arrangement of content.
Collaborate closely with all senior leadership roles to conceptualize and execute designs that complement the written and photographed content.
Create graphics and other visual elements that align with the yearbook’s theme and
aesthetic standards.
Ensure all designs meet print specifications and deadlines.
Requires excellent communication, collaboration, and creativity skills.
Prior experience in print or graphic design is preferred but not required

Lead the photographic content selection for the yearbook, selecting photos for features, sports, and special events.
Edit and enhance photos for clarity, lighting, and overall aesthetic appeal.
Work with other photo editors and the Senior Photographer to ensure consistency and quality across all images.
Collaborate with the design team to ensure that photos are well integrated into the yearbook’s design elements.
Uphold ethical photo-editing standards to accurately represent all students and events.
Proficiency in photo editing software is required.

Write compelling articles and features that capture the excitement and spirit of Temple University Athletics.
Attend sporting events, games, and practices to gather information and interviews with athletes and coaches.
Maintain up-to-date knowledge on Temple University Athletics to pitch creative and fresh articles.
Revise and edit work based on feedback from editors to meet the yearbook’s standards for accuracy and quality.
Ensure all written content is factual, free of bias, and respects the diversity of the student body.

Write high-quality, engaging content for various sections of the yearbook, such as campus figures, events, organizations, and achievements.
Conduct interviews with students, faculty, and alumni to gather insight and quotes.
Collaborate with the Editor-in-Chief and Managing Editor to develop story ideas.
Work independently to meet deadlines and submit articles as per the editorial calendar.
Revise and edit work based on feedback from editors to meet the yearbook’s standards for accuracy and quality.
Ensure all written content is factual, free of bias, and respects the diversity of the student body.

Attend sporting events and practices to take dynamic and impactful photos.
Work closely with the Senior Sports Editor to ensure coverage of key moments and important events throughout the season.
Adhere to ethical photography standards.
Experience in sports photography is preferred but not required.

Photograph a variety of events on and around campus, including events, celebrations, and portraits.
Collaborate with the yearbook editorial team to understand the themes and specific photographic needs for the yearbook.
Provide creative input to enhance the visual representation of stories.
Manage and deliver files on time according to the editorial calendar and deadlines.
Ensure all photographic work adheres to ethical standards and accurately represents the diversity of the campus community.
Experience in photography is preferred but not required.