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, LinkedIn, and other SIS channels. Work with the SIS communications team and a fellow student worker to develop and execute content ideas across video, graphics, and web. Draft social media copy for review by
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other digital platforms. Brainstorm and develop new digital student-centric series using Student Affairs photo and video library for social media. Position Type/Expected Hours of Work: Part-time. 7 - 10
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enrollment, persistence, and graduation. The successful candidate will develop and execute an integrated enrollment strategy that strengthens the recruitment funnel, enhances AU's value proposition, optimizes
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student worker to assist with day-to-day projects and activities. In this role, you will help develop engaging and dynamic multimedia materials, draft and post social media content, and work directly with
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opportunity to develop new courses and initiatives in their area(s) of interest. In addition to scholarship and teaching, all faculty are expected to hold office hours and participate in Department, College
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. This includes developing biweekly newsletters, designing event promotional materials, creating social media posts, and researching job opportunities for current students. Essential Functions: Assist with data
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help deliver educational programming, manage career resources, and enhance the overall student experience. This position offers a meaningful opportunity to develop professional skills, work
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fall outside of these hours, however these additional hours will never be required and will only be filled by the incumbent as their schedule allows. Essential Functions: Developing content for library
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external partners, all of whom share SIS’s commitment to creating a professional field of international affairs that includes all voices. The Assistant will support the development of these initiatives
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World Languages course at American University to develop their world languages skills. The Center for Language Exploration, Acquisition, and Research (CLEAR) supports the work done by the faculty in