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Showing posts with label communication. Show all posts
The Georgia Tech Counseling Center will deliver a presentation about “developing global competence on an international campus” this Wednesday, 9 March, 12-1, in the Smithgall (Flag) Building, Room 117. Intended for students, staff, and faculty, this presentation will review emotional, behavioral, and cognitive skills to help you improve communication and put your cultural knowledge into practice (see flier below for details).
The American Chamber of Commerce in the People's Republic of China (AmCham China) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization whose membership comprises more than 3,800 individuals from over 1,000 companies operating across China. With offices in Beijing, Tianjin, Dalian, Shenyang and Wuhan, AmCham China has more than 60 working groups, and holds more than 300 events each year. AmCham China is looking for interns for Spring 2016 for several departments, including communications (digital PR and magazine), operations and events, and government affairs. Only currently enrolled students are eligible, and applications must include a 1-page cover letter and 1-page resume.
During the Corporate Relations internship, you will be a part of a historic launch of a new business development strategy not only for HFHI but also in the non-profit sector. This is a rare opportunity to be on the ground level of a pilot that has the potential to reposition HFHI as a business solution to specific measurable company objectives. This approach is a shift in the non-profit approach and this internship will have a front seat view of the outcomes. The deadline to apply is today!
As the Fundraising and Development Intern, you will work with one of the newer Resource Development teams at Habitat for Humanity International. This dynamic team is leading HFHI's engagement with US Foundations to generate revenue from Foundations in support of HFHI's programs in the US and around the world. The deadline to apply is December 31st.
The intern will work extensively in social media, digital marketing, market research, our Young Professionals endeavor and event management. This opportunity provides mentoring from the Director of Marketing and Associate Director of Marketing. The intern will be encouraged to attend events furthering their cultural advancement and professional networking. The student should be ready to work hard and prepared to ask questions.
• No. of Openings: 2
• Work Schedule: 15 hours per week, flexible hours
• Dates: January 11, 2016 - April 8, 2016
• No. of Openings: 2
• Work Schedule: 15 hours per week, flexible hours
• Dates: January 11, 2016 - April 8, 2016
We invite you to get a better understanding of public relations and the role it can play in your career.
Representatives from FleishmanHillard, a major communications agency with 88 offices worldwide, will visit Georgia Tech to talk about working in communications and PR, preparing yourself for the job market, and the importance of your personal brand.
Thursday, September 10, 2015
11.00 AM - 12.00 PM
Hall Building, room 102.
Lunch will be provided.
Please RSVP by Monday, September 7.
RSVP for “Brand Yourself: PR and the Liberal Arts”
http://tiny.cc/FHbranding
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce is seeking to fill various internship positions this fall! There are positions in communications, marketing, special events, public policy, business, history, and more available to undergraduate and graduate students.
Click here for the internship application and descriptions of the internships available.
Hosted by AT&T Business Sales Leadership Development Program
Grab your friends and join us to learn how you can jumpstart your career after college.
Enjoy a light lunch on us and see the innovation that shapes our world during an exclusive tour of the AT&T Foundry. Afterwards, you’ll get to chat with current program participants and leaders in our Business Sales Leadership Development Program so you can hear first-hand about the opportunities we have to help you achieve your goals.
Don’t forget to RSVP – space is limited!
Friday, March 27th, 11:00 am -2:00 pm
675 West Peachtree Street, Atlanta 30308
Friday, March 27th, 11:00 am -2:00 pm
675 West Peachtree Street, Atlanta 30308
ROLE:
Under the supervision and training of the MarComm staff, the communications & digital media intern will assist the Marketing and Communications team of The National Center for Civil and Human Rights, Inc. in executing various communications and marketing related projects. The dates of this internship are January 2015 – May 2015.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
- Assist in the strategic development and maintenance of social media content.
- Support website maintenance using Express Engine.
- Assist with developing and editing materials, including e-newsletters, and flyers, social media and email communication.
- Help prepare for meetings, briefings and tours as needed.
- Ensure press kits are updated and available.
- Update monthly tracking and evaluation reports.
- Follow up on calendar and email requests and support scheduling for MarComm Staff.
- Support photography needs and set up/clean up at events as needed.
- Support evening events as needed.
- Recommended Computer Skills: Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suites (illustrator, indesign, photoshop)
- Excellent oral and written communication skills
- Familiarity with web and social media platforms (Express Engine, Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, Hootsuite, RSS)
- Strong Attention to detail
- Knowledge of civil rights history and contemporary human rights issues
- Enthusiasm for working in a fast paced not for profit environment
- Developed time management skills and the ability to multi-task
Email: careers@civilandhumanrights.orgInclude job title in the email subject field and last name
An internship at the Atlanta History Center is a challenging, educational experience designed for undergraduate and graduate students interested in pursuing a career in any aspect of museum administration, archives and/or public history. Working alongside AHC staff in a tutorial arrangement, interns gain valuable skills and training in their chosen field. While specific projects vary with AHC needs and priorities, opportunities will be available in a variety of areas. Placements are subject to availability. Internships at the Atlanta History Center carry no stipends or wages. To apply, please complete the application form and include the required documents. Students will be contacted if their application is being considered for an open internship position.
Positions include a Historic House Interpretation Assistant, Historic House Administrative Assistant, Web and Social Media Assistant, Marketing Communication Assistant, and Tourism Assistant. For more information on the positions, click read more.
We are seeking interns to work in our Protocol, Marketing and Communications Division. These positions are ideal for candidates interested in expanding their skills in the areas of marketing, project management, event planning, protocol, international business and economic development under the guidance of the No. 1 state economic development agency as recognized by the International Economic Development Council.
You will find a detailed description of the position if you click read more. All prospective interns are asked to email a resume and cover letter to Daniel Regenstein at dregenstein@georgia.org
The Ivan Allen College is seeking to hire a student for a programming and web development position.
The TEACH.Org campus organizer is a paid internship* on campus for the fall semester (and possible future semesters). Campus organizers will help recruit the next generation of outstanding teachers. Each organizer will work closely with TEACH's Regional Director in designing and executing TEACH's visibility and recruitment campaign on their campus and community.
Campus Organizers have a unique opportunity to work with a national campaign and develop their professional skills in communication, community organizing, marketing, and public speaking while gaining an understanding of how a successful public-private partnership operates. We are looking for students of all class levels and majors who have a passion for education and community service.
full job desription
For more information or to apply for the position, please contact Charlie Ingram at ingram.charlie@teach.org with your current resume and contact information. Please include your area of study and current GPA. Hours are flexible and the Campus Organizer Internship pays $9 per hour. You may also contact Susan Belmonte, Pre-Teaching Advisor, at sbelmonte@gatech.edu with questions.
*Neither TEACH.ORG nor the internship are affiliated with Georgia Tech nor part of the Pre-Teaching program.
General responsibilities may include:
· Assisting with the creation of hard and soft copy files
· Assisting in the writing and editing of informational materials and reports
· Assisting with mailings – mail merges, printing and stuffing
Specific responsibilities:
· Research competition and collect sample collateral
· Shadow Marketing and Communications Manager
· Attend planning meetings for marketing and development
· Audit websites and on-campus marketing
· Assist with social media postings
· Assist with function book maintenance
· Assist with compilation of fact sheets, and marketing collateral design
Intern will gain experience and/or improve upon:
Research skills
Marketing program support
Website and social media support
Marketing plan coordination
Special projects
Qualifications:
Enrolled in an accredited college or university program
Strong interpersonal, verbal and written communication skills
Completed coursework in marketing, fine arts, research
Basic computer processing skills including Microsoft Office Suite
Experience in internet research
Interest in the Arts and Non Profit Sector
· Previous internship experience is preferred
· Preference will be given to college juniors and seniors and those seeking academic credit
Compensation:
Internship is unpaid, but offers a great deal of hands on experience. College credit is available through HTS.
Time:
This is a part-time internship; the hours and time commitment are flexible to be set between the supervisor and the internship candidate prior to the start of the internship.
The Office of Science and Technology Policy is
currently accepting applications for its Fall 2014 Policy Internship
Program. The application deadline is
11:59pm, Friday, Jun 20. Students who are U.S. citizens and who will be actively enrolled during the Fall 2014 semester are welcome to apply.
More information and application instructions are available at
http://www.whitehouse.gov/ostp/about/student/.
About OSTP.
The
Office of Science and Technology Policy advises the President on the
effects of science and technology on domestic and international affairs.
The office serves as a source
of scientific and technological analysis and judgment for the President
with respect to major policies, plans and programs of the Federal
Government.
About the Internship Program.
Interns are
accepted for one of three annual terms (Spring, Summer, or Fall), which
each last no more than 90 days. While these positions are without
compensation, the assignments
provide educational enrichment, practical work experience, and network
opportunities with other individuals in the science and technology
policy arena.
For questions, please contact Rebecca Grimm
rgrimm@ostp.eop.gov.
Summer 2014
Candidates should send resume to rebecca.keane@iac.gatech.edu by noon on May 16, 2014.
All GAs in the IAC office will be expected to:
· Make arrangements through Rebecca Keane, Director of Communications, for satisfying weekly time commitments for work hours.
· Carry out tasks related to IAC daily tasks and projects as assigned by the IAC Dean and/or IAC Director of Communications in collaboration with others as indicated in the job descriptions below.
· Work in collaboration with other GRAs to make sure that the work flow of projects keeps an appropriate pace for success given needs and expectations.
· Be core members of various IAC event planning teams, as needed, to make sure that all IAC events flow smoothly.
· Work collaborative with each other under the guidance of Rebecca Keane, IAC Communications Officer, and IAC staff to support the development of websites and other communications and marketing vehicles that conform to GT/IAC guidelines, systems, and specifications.
· Function always in a professional manner in carrying out the scope and responsibilities of the position.
GRA Position 1: Communications Writer
Title: Research Associate for IAC Communications – Communications & PR
Location: IAC Dean’s Office – GA is required to work on site in Dean’s office
Supervisors: Rebecca Keane (IAC)
Time Commitment: 13-20 hours per week (spread across 4 days)
Primary Responsibilities
· Manage daily news content for IAC news streams, social media, and monthly newsletter. Gather and/or originate stories, information, and photos. Discern appropriate stories for various communications vehicles and disseminate. Write and post copy, feature stories, and other communications content.
· Manage/update IAC website and events content through Content Management System.
· Create website page copy, content, and graphics.
· Support efforts to build engagement and presence on social media by creating posts, building links and connections and suggesting strategies.
· Manipulate photos and graphics to support stories.
· Event organization and logistics as needed.
· Create and disseminate communication materials to drive attendance for events both internal and external to GT.
· Write press releases.
· Provide administrative support.
· Update and maintain documentation of IAC processes.
· Other duties as assigned.
Required Skills Sets
· The ideal candidate for this position has a journalistic orientation
· Strong writer with knowledge of U.S. English grammar and writing.
· Familiarity with communications tasks.
· Strong familiarity in posting to social media
· Web and tech savvy; familiarity with website content management system (CMS)
· Some design skills are needed. Ability to work in a graphics software for digital and print (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and/or others in CS5+); ability to manipulate photos for graphic use.
· Highly organized. Ability to keep up with many details
· Decisive. Ability to be flexible as tasks may be re-prioritized in fast-moving environment.
· Collaborative, team player.
All GAs in the IAC office will be expected to:
· Make arrangements through Rebecca Keane, Director of Communications, for satisfying weekly time commitments for work hours.
· Carry out tasks related to IAC daily tasks and projects as assigned by the IAC Dean and/or IAC Director of Communications in collaboration with others as indicated in the job descriptions below.
· Work in collaboration with other GRAs to make sure that the work flow of projects keeps an appropriate pace for success given needs and expectations.
· Be core members of various IAC event planning teams, as needed, to make sure that all IAC events flow smoothly.
· Work collaborative with each other under the guidance of Rebecca Keane, IAC Communications Officer, and IAC staff to support the development of websites and other communications and marketing vehicles that conform to GT/IAC guidelines, systems, and specifications.
· Function always in a professional manner in carrying out the scope and responsibilities of the position.
GRA Position 1: Communications Writer
Title: Research Associate for IAC Communications – Communications & PR
Location: IAC Dean’s Office – GA is required to work on site in Dean’s office
Supervisors: Rebecca Keane (IAC)
Time Commitment: 13-20 hours per week (spread across 4 days)
Primary Responsibilities
· Manage daily news content for IAC news streams, social media, and monthly newsletter. Gather and/or originate stories, information, and photos. Discern appropriate stories for various communications vehicles and disseminate. Write and post copy, feature stories, and other communications content.
· Manage/update IAC website and events content through Content Management System.
· Create website page copy, content, and graphics.
· Support efforts to build engagement and presence on social media by creating posts, building links and connections and suggesting strategies.
· Manipulate photos and graphics to support stories.
· Event organization and logistics as needed.
· Create and disseminate communication materials to drive attendance for events both internal and external to GT.
· Write press releases.
· Provide administrative support.
· Update and maintain documentation of IAC processes.
· Other duties as assigned.
Required Skills Sets
· The ideal candidate for this position has a journalistic orientation
· Strong writer with knowledge of U.S. English grammar and writing.
· Familiarity with communications tasks.
· Strong familiarity in posting to social media
· Web and tech savvy; familiarity with website content management system (CMS)
· Some design skills are needed. Ability to work in a graphics software for digital and print (InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and/or others in CS5+); ability to manipulate photos for graphic use.
· Highly organized. Ability to keep up with many details
· Decisive. Ability to be flexible as tasks may be re-prioritized in fast-moving environment.
· Collaborative, team player.
The position is expected to start in July and continue through fall. Average of 5 or more hours per week and may vary based on need. The rate of pay for undergraduates will vary between $10 to $12/hr. No travel is required for this position.
Please contact Dr. Warren Matthews at warren.matthews@oit.gatech.edu
or Preeti Sagar at preeti.sagar@cetl.gatech.edu.
Comcast is looking for hungry, motivated, enthusiastic college students with 0-2 years of experience and the drive to be successful.
Information sessions will be held in our 2975 Courtyard Drive, Norcross to present the program and interview interested students on the spot.
Info sessions begin with an in-depth hour long presentation on the program. After the presentation has commenced, interested applicants will stick around and be interviewed on the spot and could leave with summer employment nailed down.
Tuesday, March 25th: 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm
Wednesday, March 26th: 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm
Tuesday, April 1st: 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm
Wednesday, April 2nd: 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm
Interested applicants should come to the info session dressed in business attire and have three copies of their resume with them.
Information sessions will be held in our 2975 Courtyard Drive, Norcross to present the program and interview interested students on the spot.
Info sessions begin with an in-depth hour long presentation on the program. After the presentation has commenced, interested applicants will stick around and be interviewed on the spot and could leave with summer employment nailed down.
Tuesday, March 25th: 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm
Wednesday, March 26th: 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm
Tuesday, April 1st: 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm
Wednesday, April 2nd: 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm
Interested applicants should come to the info session dressed in business attire and have three copies of their resume with them.
For more information, Click on Read More.