Internships! -- University of Kentucky Press




Hi all, 

We wanted to draw your attention to an exciting internship opportunity with the University of Kentucky Press. Here's a message with more information from Jewell Boyd, Metadata Coordinator at the UK Press:


"If you’re an avid reader/writer, booklover, and/or interested in a career in academia, the humanities, marketing, publishing, communications. . . (you get the gist), we at UPK are now taking internship applications for Spring 2023. We’re looking for qualified applicants to work in our acquisitions, editorial, and marketing departments. Completed applications are due Friday, November 11 to jewell.boyd@uky.edu.

For more information and to find out how to apply, please see the attached. To learn more about what we do, feel free to flip through our recent catalogs and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram @KentuckyPress. We at UPK look forward to receiving your application.

All the best,

Jewell Boyd"

A pdf with application instructions is available on Canvas under "Files." Feel free to reach out to your TA for additional guidance.







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