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Seattle Met is seeking smart and resourceful interns for its editorial department, located in Seattle, Washington. It is now accepting applications for summer and fall internships in all beats, or areas of concentration: News, Food and Drink, the Arts, Style, and Travel.

Seattle Met accepts applications on a rolling basis for all terms (winter, spring, summer, fall). Applications will be accepted until spots are filled.

Applicants should send a single PDF containing a cover letter, which should indicate desired term or start date (for example, “fall” or “September 13”); a resume; the names and contact info for three references; three brief writing samples. (If applicants don’t have clips, they should write two event listings and one blog post in the style of Seattle Met.) Please send to Managing Editor, Sarah Nipper, snipper@sagacitymedia.com.

Please make sure the word “Internship” appears in the subject line, or the message may not reach its destination.

Do you know a student who demonstrates Christian character, has made a commitment to on- or off-campus service and is currently a junior? If so, we encourage you to nominate the student for the Barnabas Servant Leadership Scholarship by March 5.

More information can be found on the University Ministries Student Leaders web page.

SPU’s Joint Virtual Career Fair
February 24, 2021
12:00 – 4:00 PM

Find jobs, internships, and more. Interact with the employers on a one-to-one and group basis.

For further information and online registration, visit the website of SPU’s Center for Career and Callling at https://spu.edu/administration/center-career-calling.

Jeffrey Overstreet, Assistant Professor of English and Writing, recently launched his own podcast, Looking Closer with Jeffrey Overstreet, covering various subjects related to art and faith. Find it at anchor.fm/jeffreyoverstreet or on Spotify.