The CHaSS Communications Team seeks an innovative Multimedia Specialist I with demonstrated content creation skills to manage and help transform our social media channels while supporting digital marketing efforts in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. The CHaSS Multimedia Specialist will conceptualize, plan, produce, edit, and deliver posts, videos, photography, and related written content for use in digital media, emphasizing social media channels in the college. Additionally, this split role will devote 8 hours per week (.20 FTE) to creating original digital and written content for the Department of Social Work and occasionally travel to visit with USU statewide faculty and students. Housed within the CHaSS Communications Team, this position will collaborate with graphic media and editorial content creators to create original marketing materials and track cohesive branding and public relations strategy in the college. This position reports to the CHaSS Communications Team Lead in the CHaSS Dean’s Office and, as such, will also assist with requests related to the college’s website, events, donor relations, and other areas as assigned.
This position is eligible for hybrid work within the state of Utah.
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Employees work indoors and are protected from weather and/or contaminants, but not, necessarily, occasional temperature changes. The employee is regularly required to sit and often uses repetitive hand motions.
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHaSS) is home to a broad range of programs, offering students the opportunity to pursue studies in languages, governance, communication, education, law, leadership, service, and so much more.
Notable alumni include Greg Carr (History), Jaycee Carroll (Spanish), Spencer Cox (Political Science), Lars Peter Hansen (Political Science), Sawyer Hemsley (Communication Studies), Harry Reid (History and Political Science), and May Swenson (English).
The college serves a critical role in helping all USU students meet their general education requirements, as the belief in a well-rounded education has been foundational to Utah State University since its creation. To this day, CHaSS is proud to help students succeed and have a meaningful impact in the field of their choice. CHaSS majors are adaptable problem-solvers and critical thinkers with the skills to be flexible and valuable employees in any career.
The CHaSS Communications Team is housed within the Dean’s Office. Please click here to learn more: https://chass.usu.edu/directory/admin-staff
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