University of New Mexico Education/EdTech

Magazine Assistant

Albuquerque, NM In person Full-time

Student Advanced Level

Requisition ID

req38408

Working Title

Pay

$17.00 Hourly

Campus

Main - Albuquerque, NM

Department

Off Campus Work Study (454F)

Employment Type

Student Employment

Student Type

Work-Study

Status

Non-Exempt

Background Check Required

No

For Best Consideration Date

11/17/2026

Position Summary

  • Organization: Fusion Theatre Company
  • Location: 708 1st St NW Albuquerque, NM 87102
  • An Off-Campus Work-Study Position - MUST HAVE A WORK-STUDY AWARD
  • Help create the next issue
  • of Horizon Review, a new local literature & fine arts magazine under
  • the umbrella of the nonprofit organization, FUSION–a local professional theatre
  • and cultural & arts hub. In this position, you will help with the
  • production of the magazine, social media posts, submission review, and event
  • planning. The position is designed as a mentorship, so extensive experience is not
  • required, and training will be provided. However, experience in any of the
  • areas listed below is appreciated. You will learn valuable skills through group
  • workshops and individual work, such as Adobe InDesign, social media marketing,
  • editing, typesetting, printing prep, etc.

Horizon

  • Review’s mission is to encapsulate local stories, elevate quality art, and
  • educate the rising generation of creative professionals. We are committed to
  • providing opportunities for talent to thrive in our community. We publish a
  • print magazine annually, enriched by the talent of local artists and the
  • professional assistance of UNM students and beginning professionals. We are
  • dedicated to the pursuit of community building and recognition for local
  • artists and professionals.

Responsibilities

  • Prepare for the
  • magazine launch in Spring 2027
  • Work individually
  • (remote) on delegated tasks such as social media marketing, submission
  • review, editing, design, and more
  • Create and submit
  • reports
  • Design social media
  • materials or magazine assets
  • Attend workshops and the
  • required in-person hours for team meetings and coworking sessions
  • Help with various
  • tasks related to the magazine as needed
  • This is a work study eligible position only,
  • and potential candidates must apply through UNM Jobs.

Part-time

work study hourly position (5–10 hours a week).

Minimum Qualifications

Enrolled in a degree seeking program at UNM, Enrolled at least half-time (6 hours) at UNM for fall and spring semesters (Audit hours do not count), and if Work Study, you must meet Satisfactory Academic Progress.

Preferred Qualifications

Required

Qualifications

  • Excellent written and
  • verbal communication skills
  • Independent time
  • management skills
  • Strong copywriting and
  • proofreading skills
  • Willingness to work
  • individually and as part of a group
  • Ability to solve
  • problems creatively and effectively
  • Interest in learning
  • about the roles and tasks related to the production of the magazine
  • Tech savvy

Preferred

  • qualifications:
  • Previous experience in
  • marketing, event planning, editing, or publishing
  • Previous experience
  • with Microsoft Suite and Adobe InDesign
  • Strong knowledge of
  • writing conventions and their effectiveness

Application Instructions

Only applications submitted through

the official UNMJobs site will be accepted. If you are viewing this job

advertisement on a 3rd party site, please

visit UNMJobs to submit an application.

Please submit a Cover Letter and Resume.

MUST have a Work-Study Award.

Applications without a cover letter are less likely to be considered for an interview.

The University of New Mexico is committed to hiring and retaining a diverse workforce. We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, making decisions without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, veteran status, disability, or any other protected class.

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