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Position Announcement The instructional assistant will be responsible for assisting UVU Digital Media students and faculty. Summary of Responsibilities Assisting Faculty Grading Other duties as
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Position Announcement At Utah Valley University, teaching in the Digital Media program provides an opportunity to inspire and prepare students for careers in an evolving and innovative industry
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DGM 1110 and DWDD 1600 Preferred Qualifications Grade of B or better in DWDD 1720 Knowledge / Skills / Abilities Knowledgeable about a wide range of Digital Media curricula Well-versed in fundamental
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Position Announcement Utah Valley University is seeking creative, dynamic, and experienced professionals to join our growing Digital Cinema Production program as part-time adjunct faculty. We
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-on experience in marketing, communications, and digital storytelling. Work from home: Not eligible Hours: Part-time, 10 hours per week Summary of Responsibilities Content creation & editing (20%): Create, edit
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: Experience with graphic design, digital media, social media, or general marketing. Knowledge / Skills / Abilities Knowledge of research design and procedures, specifically in approaches anchored in "design
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, accessible, and user-centered digital products. In this role, you will work within an interdisciplinary team to transform project requirements into wireframes, user flows, interactive prototypes, high-fidelity
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for social media, tabling promos, and campus digital boards. Manage weekly social media posts. Assist with overall marketing strategy. Other duties as assigned. Qualifications / Licenses / Certifications Must
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written business communication, professional presentations, digital marketing, and professional sales. We hire based on our semester-to-semester needs to cover courses. Summary of Responsibilities Adjuncts
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student success. The role combines content creation, digital marketing, branding, and audience engagement, allowing you to shape messaging that informs, inspires, and encourages student participation across