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Areas of Responsibility The Public Relations & Media Coordinator will report to PEC’s co-director of outreach and communications. Experience developing and implementing successful communications / public relations plans.
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The skills you learn will help prepare you for a future with newspaper, magazines, wire services, public relations firms and radio and television stations. The Army public affairs specialist participates in and assists with the supervision and administration of Army public affairs programs primarily through news releases, newspaper articles, Web-based material and photographs for use in military and civilian news media.
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There are approximately 500 undergraduate majors across five concentrations: Broadcast & Digital Journalism, Communication & Media Studies, Print & Digital Journalism, Public Relations, and Theatre.
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ResponsibilitiesUnder the general direction of the Associate Vice Chancellor, Strategic Communications and Brand Marketing, the Senior Director, Media Relations and Public Affairs will:-Build and maintain positive, constructive relationships with key contacts across the Chancellor’s Office and the CSU to aid in fulfilling media inquiries.
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The manager is a proven storyteller with significant experience in traditional public relations, media, influencer marketing and deep knowledge of social media platforms. 5 - 10 years of professional experience in public relations, external communications, influencer marketing and social media.
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Manager, Government Relations & Public Policy page is loaded. Manager, Government Relations & Public Policy. Education: Bachelor’s degree in Political Science, International Affairs, Government, Public Affairs, related field, or equivalent practical experience.
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This position is responsible for a wide range of communications-related tasks such as writing, editing, videography, photography, content creation, crisis response, and public relations.
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Previous job titles include Media Relations Coordinator, Public Relations Manager, Public Information Specialist. Excellent journalism, creative, and public relations writing, editing, and proofing skills.
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Significant experience in corporate communications, public relations or a related field. A masters degree in Communications, Public Relations, Marketing or a related field preferred.
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The Director of Development and Alumni Relations will work directly with the Senior Director, Dean, Associate Deans, Program Heads, and individual faculty and staff as needed to identify and execute a development and alumni relationship strategy focused on raising major gifts of $25,000 or more to support UTD's mission to deliver an extremely high-quality public education.
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ResponsibilitiesHis/her functions will fall into the broad categories below:Economic and public policy analysis and advise;Regional Strategy and Positioning;Knowledge Management;Advocacy and External Relations.
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As a deputy to the executive director of Public Affairs, the Director will ensure the integration of UCSF Health's marcomm strategies with the Public Affairs team's media relations and owned content strategies supporting UCSF's clinical, research, education, and public service missions.
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Proofreading, report-writing (i.e. Annual Reports, donor reports), webinar management, graphic design, public and media relations. School of Public Health seeks a communications specialist to support leadership and staff of the Center in creating and disseminating materials about the Center, its work, and the work of its faculty, across platforms and formats.
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The ideal candidate will have a solid background in real estate development, public finance, public law, and/or government relations, with substantive legal experience in some or all of the following areas: real estate, municipal utility districts (MUD), public improvement districts, public-private partnerships in land development, and public law.
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Four (4) years of full-time professional experience in editorial, newspaper, magazine, radio, television, public relations, public affairs, public information, social media, digital engagement, advertising, marketing, or similar work directly responsible for the preparation and dissemination of news and information in a variety of formats for internal and external audiences.
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