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on the continuous improvement of its people; and responsible for leading innovation that benefits Southeastern Massachusetts, the Commonwealth, and the world. BSU has worked to ensure that our students receive
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Research Symposium. Preferred Qualifications Skills Needed Efficient organization skills and attention to detail Ability to design and maintain Blackboard site, use Excel, and use university. Ability
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face contact. Participate in the STARS Research Symposium. Preferred Qualifications Skills Needed Efficient organization skills and attention to detail Ability to design and maintain Blackboard site, use
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Canva to design flyers, brochures, marketing material, presentations, and social media content that may include reels, stories, posts Event & Program Support Assist with event setup, logistics, and
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Civic Fellow, and MRISJ staff members. Roles & Responsibilities Design and implement voter education and voter registration events, listed below, on campus for peers. Voter Registration & Education Tables
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communication projects including but not limited to content creation, digital design, branding, collateral design, social media planning and print materials. The Marketing Assistant(s) will help to draft and post
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communication projects including but not limited to content creation, digital design, branding, collateral design, social media planning and print materials. The Marketing Assistant(s) will help to draft and post
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for leading innovation that benefits Southeastern Massachusetts, the commonwealth, and the world. Bridgewater’s accessible environment of teaching and learning stimulates critical thinking and the pursuit
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tone for daily activities in the Pride Center and support gatherings, programs, and events. Primary Responsibilities: Plan and facilitate weekly or biweekly Transgender Identities Group (TIG) meetings
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responsible for covering or working Summer Session I. Work with supervisor to identify and design a research project that will be presented at the College of Graduate Studies required Research Symposium, held