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Women’s Running XC Ambassador Search—We Want You!BY JESSICA SEBOR PUBLISHED 10/24
Women’s Running, in conjunction with RunnerSpace, is looking for one high school or collegiate athlete to be our XC Ambassador! If you have a passion for writing, photography—and running of course—we want to hear from you. The Role: The winner of our XC/Track & Field Ambassador search will be given a six-month contract to write two articles for WomensRunning.com per month, which may be published on RunnerSpace.com as well. The articles should focus on what it means for you to be a high school or college athlete with the goal to translate your experience to a larger audience of female runners. You will receive prominent placement on our website as a featured ambassador, as well as the opportunity for Instagram and Snapchat takeovers on Women’s Running’s channels. It feels a little silly to call this a job—but you will be compensated for your work. The Requirements: We are looking for a high school or collegiate athlete with some cross-country and/or track-and-field experience. If applying for this role, you should have a passion for writing, an ability to meet tight deadlines, a love for sharing your personal stories on social media and a commitment to cultivating your voice and receiving editorial critique. How to Apply: If you are interested in this position, please submit your résumé and 300- to 500-word article describing your very first race. Use this as an opportunity to be engaging as well as introspective. Remember: We are looking for a female athlete who can speak to a wide range of women—from fellow scholastic runners to people of all ages who are just picking up running for the first time. If you would like, feel free to include a photo you feel would be appropriate to accompany the article as well. All submissions should be sent to [email protected]. Details: The deadline for entry is 11/1 and the winner will be announced on 11/5. Her first article will be published the following week. Read the full article at: womensrunning.competitor.com
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