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Overview The Recruitment and Programming Coordinator, Office of Graduate Careers, Georgetown Law – Georgetown University, provides computing, technical, research, clerical and administrative support to the
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community care and well-being for students. The incumbent’s primary responsibilities will be focused on: 1) the develop and implement health promotion programming, 2) manage Health Education Service’s peer
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programming, and relationship building. This position helps increase awareness of legal careers and the law school pathway among students who may not otherwise have exposure to the legal profession
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-Curricular Program Design and Execution Corporate Practitioner Integration into Programming Trek Development New Program Development and Innovation Student experience management Work Interactions The Director
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programming events (both past and future) into engaging video stories and tracking metrics across all of our digital platforms. Additional duties include, but are not limited to: Develop a
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execute events, workshops, speaker series, and other programming related to the AI, Analytics, and FoW Initiative Support stakeholder engagement, including outreach to students, faculty, staff, alumni
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management, front-end programming, and/or digital marketing Strong experience with at least one enterprise web content management system, preferably WordPress Intermediate knowledge of HTML and CSS and their
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Coordinator will also advise students and student organizations in programming, organizational and leadership development and will design programs to involve students in campus life and co-curricular
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serve the greatest number of Georgetown students through cocurricular programming focused on helping those students develop an entrepreneurial mindset, and with a foundational belief in “entrepreneurship
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leadership development opportunities for student organization leaders. The person in this role supports the Director of Student Engagement in the creation of programming and management of the Office of