We are putting together a team of dedicated editors to enhance brio this year. Prior editing experience and/or fluency in one or more non-english language is a plus, but not required. Applicants from all disciplines are welcome. This is not a paid position. For those interested, please submit a cover letter highlighting your interests, hobbies and disciplines as well as your resume or a list of whatever you're involved in or have been involved in. Let us know about you! Optionally, you may send in addition a few of your own artworks or pieces of writing (academic or not) as part of your application.
Send applications via email to briojournal@gmail.com by Friday, September 29.
Brio Literary Journal
brio showcases exemplary and thought-provoking works of interdisciplinary focus, by undergraduate college students across the nation. Our journal combines a variety of genres; we publish academic papers, creative pieces, and artwork with an intertextual, interdisciplinary or translational focus. In line with the philosophy of Comparative Literature, the mission of the journal has always been to feature undergraduate works originating across various departments and disciplines.
brio was founded over twenty years ago and continues to be published entirely by undergraduate students, with the support of New York University’s Comparative Literature Department. brio has published over two-hundred-and-fifty exceptional student writers and visual artists in over ten different languages. We offer undergraduate students the experience of academic publishing and help them communicate ideas to inform, inspire, entertain, and connect them with readers everywhere.