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, design and delivery of the highest quality online educational experiences. We are seeking a detail oriented, creative, self-starter to join our team and support Instructional Designers in the development
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assessments, and health consultations. Provide orientation sessions and guidance on proper equipment use. Plan and support fitness programs for members. Stay current on health and fitness trends, certifications
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records, preparing reports, and coordinating meetings. Graphic Design: Assist in creating visually appealing materials using design software (e.g., Canva, Adobe Creative Suite) for promotional and marketing
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enthusiastic Federal Work-Study student to support the office’s graphic design, marketing, and digital communications efforts. This position offers an opportunity to build skills through hands-on experience in
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, the Graduate Assistant for Orientation will work closely with the Associate Director and the other professional staff members on the team to plan and execute New Student Orientation at the start of each fall and
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, including setup and cleanup, staffing various activities, and marketing support, including graphic design, event content coverage, and social media management. Essential Functions: Support the planning
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duties, and event planning. Essential Functions: Elicit and organize communications content from faculty members. Design engaging graphics for newsletters, events and social media content using Canva and
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: Part time FLSA Status: Non-Exempt Job Description: Summary: The Investigative Reporting Workshop is seeking a student graphic designer for the Fall 2026 semester. IRW is an editorially independent
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, designing assignments, conducting office hours, and assisting with in-class labs. Please discuss these with your assigned instructor to establish the expectations of the role and a schedule of working hours
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on food-related issues ranging from policy and law to food science, to personal narratives about the influence of food, nature, and agriculture. Learn more at: https://wastedfood.american.edu/education