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The responsibility for all publication activites of The Augustan Society, Inc., are vested in an Editor-in-Chief. These activities may be broadly divided into:
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The responsibility for all publication activities of The Augustan Society, Inc., are vested in an Editor-in-Chief, who is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the [[President]]. These activities may be broadly divided into:
  
 
*Periodicals
 
*Periodicals
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*Email
 
*Email
 
*Stationery
 
*Stationery
*Publishing
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*Printing, Binding, and Distribution
  
While it might be delightful to assign chairmen to each of these categories to supervise the programs in each, the lack of suitable volunteers argues that each should report directly to the Editor-in-Chief.
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Specific offices which he appoints include:
  
Note that the Editor-in-Chief also presently serves as the production editor, printing, binding, addressing, and shipping all periodicals and books. He also designes stationery and provides copies in either electronic or physical form.
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* [[Augustan Editor]]
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* [[Augustæum Editor]]
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* [[Books Editor]]
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* [[Webmaster]]
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* [[Stationer]]
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* [[Production Editor]]
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While it is desirable to staff all of the above offices, when suitable volunteers are unavailable, the Editor-in-Chief will serve in these roles.
  
 
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Revision as of 14:11, 27 July 2016

The responsibility for all publication activities of The Augustan Society, Inc., are vested in an Editor-in-Chief, who is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the President. These activities may be broadly divided into:

  • Periodicals
  • Books
  • Websites
  • Email
  • Stationery
  • Printing, Binding, and Distribution

Specific offices which he appoints include:

While it is desirable to staff all of the above offices, when suitable volunteers are unavailable, the Editor-in-Chief will serve in these roles.