Excalibur Home of Evangel's Yearbook
Staff
Nancy Pace-Miller
Faculty Adviser
Pace-MillerN@evangel.edu
faculty sponsor oversees every aspect of the yearbook production. Their main responsibility is to advise the editor-in-chief throughout the year and to ensure that quality is maintained at each step of the way. Pace-Miller is dedicated to making the Excalibur the highest quality possible and developing the students on the Excalibur staff to become young professionals in their field.
Roman Burleson
Editor-in-Chief
Burl19538@evangel.edu
This position is the primary director of the Excalibur yearbook. Acting as a planner, organizer, and liaison with the staff, plant, and adviser, this position requires good personal skills, an understanding of written communication, and time management. This individual is accountable for completion of the yearbook in a timely manner. (Stipend)
Anna Lester
Managing Editor
dann110520@evangel.edu
This position is the “work horse” of the Excalibur staff. Second in command and shared accountability for completion of the book, this individual is the ultimate organizer and weekly manager of time and duties. Working closely with the editor, the managing editor is the “take charge” individual, executing and distributing assignments and finalizing all pages to be submitted to the plant for printing. (Stipend)
Cassie McDaniel
Copy Editor
Mcdanie7487@evangel.edu
The copy editor is required to research, gather, and edit all copy that is submitted to the Excalibur for submission to the book. This person needs to enjoy reading, editing, and writing. It is expected that this staff position would be an authority on AP style. (Stipend)
Allison Drewitz
Asst. Copy Editor
Drew19080@evangel.edu
Works closely with the editor as their assistant to get the deadlines done—helps with quality control and perfecting the pages
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Jonathan Tharp
Layout Design Editor
Thar111863@evangel.edu
This position is a true visual communicator with skills in desktop publishing and design. The layout/design editor works with the editor and managing editor to determine page layout and theme development for the yearbook. Big position, but it has huge impact on a resume. Stipend)
Emily Henderson
Photo Editor
Hend111459@evangel.edu
HUGE job. This individual must have a thorough knowledge of photography. It would be helpful to have a working background in Photoshop. The photo editor is the organizer of the photo crew, making assignments and following through with photos for the editorial staff to use for production night. Privileges of the job: Your work gets published with photo credits.
Sein Swon
Photographer
Kwon112151@evangel.edu
Works closely with the layout/design editor as their assistant, going on location and taking photos. This photography job is very busy. The editor and assistant are responsible for getting the photos needed for the editorial staff and preparing the photos for “work night.” Sharing photo credits with the photo editor and staff photographers, this job is fulfilling and rewarding
Emily Musy
Photographer/Copy Writer
Musy110969@evangel.edu
Works closely with the layout/design editor as their assistant, going on location and taking photos. This photography job is very busy. The editor and assistant are responsible for getting the photos needed for the editorial staff and preparing the photos for “work night.” Sharing photo credits with the photo editor and staff photographers, this job is fulfilling and rewarding.
Taylor Miller
Special Photographer
Miller7314@evangel.edu
Works closely with the layout/design editor as their assistant, going on location and taking photos. This photography job is very busy. The editor and assistant are responsible for getting the photos needed for the editorial staff and preparing the photos for “work night.” Sharing photo credits with the photo editor and staff photographers, this job is fulfilling and rewarding.
Taylore Blevins
Advertising Manager
Blev110656@evangel.edu
This position is a business position. To produce and pay for the book, the Excalibur advertising manager has an enormous responsibility to sell enough advertising to supplement additional charges to publish the yearbook that aren’t covered with student fees. This isn’t a job for a shy person. The job is tough, but the rewards are great. This job isn’t paid by a stipend. It is a pure commission job, making 15% of the total advertising income sold and collected. Not for the faint of heart, this individual should be an eager advertising professional ready to work in sales. (Commission)
Abigail Gunasegaran
Advertising/Sports Copy
Gunaseg8212@evangel.edu
This position is a business position. To produce and pay for the book, the Excalibur advertising manager has an enormous responsibility to sell enough advertising to supplement additional charges to publish the yearbook that aren’t covered with student fees. This isn’t a job for a shy person. The job is tough, but the rewards are great. This job isn’t paid by a stipend. It is a pure commission job, making 15% of the total advertising income sold and collected. Not for the faint of heart, this individual should be an eager advertising professional ready to work in sales. (Commission)
ATTENTION: If you have interest in working on the Excalibur and you would like to get more information on postions that may be open for the fall of 2011, please contact the residing faculty editor, Mrs. Nancy Pace-Miller by emailing her at Pace-MillerN@evangel.edu or drop by her office in Trask 105C. The Excalibur is always looking for talented individuals that have an interest in preserving history and have a knack for layout, design, and photography!
Last updated 4/1/12