Visual Arts Social Media Work Study
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Important! Effectively immediately, Flagler College Students are only permitted to have two (2) active work study assignments at a time.
The Visual Arts Social Media Coordinator position is an opportunity to design, curate, and coordinate the social media presence of the Department of Visual Arts. This role involves creating/collaborating on social media content, capturing student life, highlighting student creative work, promoting faculty stories, and publicizing department events. You will work directly with the Department Chair, as well as coordinate with the Dean of the School of Creative Arts and Letter, the Assistant to the Academic Affairs Deans, and applicable faculty, staff, and students.
This position will help promote the creative excellence of the Department of Visual Arts.
You would be responsible for:
- Developing a posting schedule
- Attending and documenting department events
- Developing unique and creative ideas for content
- Collaborating with students and faculty on content creation
- Regularly posting on our Instagram account
- Strong communication & organizational skills Comfortable interacting with students, faculty, and others
- Willingness to learn new skills Able to meet deadlines with reasonable accommodations
- Able to attend on-campus events and collect photos; can collect photos from various contacts made via networking
- Good at multi-tasking Interest and basic understanding of photography capture and editing
Characteristics Preferred:
- Confident in interacting with students, faculty, and others
- Outgoing, creative, respectful of others, and collaborative
- Loves content creation and taking photos
Preferred Qualifications:
- A student studying in the Department of Visual Arts (Art History, Fine Art, or Graphic Design Majors)
- Basic video capturing and editing
- Basic understanding of Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, and InDesign
Working Conditions and Physical Requirements:
- Working indoors and occasionally outdoors; minimal lifting required