Now hiring Photo majors as Outreach Ambassadors

 

***UPDATE*** We are no longer accepting applications for the summer term. Please check back with us for student work opportunities in the fall.

Job description:

Outreach Ambassadors support department initiatives to promote and represent ArtCenter's Photography and Imaging program. They help grow and engage the community by producing content—written, imagery, motion—for social media, email newsletters, and the website. Projects focus on connecting with prospective students and various stakeholders by answering questions and generating interest in the program.

Duties and responsibilities:

  • Assist the Digital Content Specialist with engaging followers on social media

  • Support public programming needs, including organizing guest lectures

  • Ensure brand consistency and professionalism through tone, voice, and terminology

  • Create, prepare, and organize digital assets for posters, social media, the website, and email newsletters

Qualifications:

Team player, experience sharing deliverables on time, experience managing social media a plus, professional oral and written communication skills; Federal Work study optional, not required.

Pay rate: $17.00/hr

Work Day/Times: Mon - Fri, 3 hours/week, flexible schedule

Start and End Date: 5/15/2021 - 8/21/2021

Applications are due Monday, May 17th at 1pm PST. Please apply below.

 

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