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The student assistant will help the Event Planning Manager with Event preparation, execution, and analysis. Assisting Event Planning Manager with planning and organization of SOC Events.
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Under direct supervision from the Director of Events and Conference Services, the Assistant Director for Event Planning will provide expertise and guidance to those both within the university community and external guests to assist in the successful and efficient planning and execution of meetings and events occurring on campus.
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PREFERRED Knowledge of bar review programs and school-related bar success efforts Knowledge of student engagement and programming best practices Experience in the legal education sector Knowledge of event planning and coordination and conference vending.
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The Events and Office Coordinator (EOC) is responsible for the planning and executing of, and follow-up on, all Berkley Center events, which include formal conferences, symposia, receptions, student events, webinars, and Center-internal events and meetings, and for the day-to-day administration of the Center.
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Principally, the intern will support the planning and execution of the Digital Futures Symposium “Sovereignty and Agency in the Age of AI,” a flagship event at New America’s office in Washington D.C. in November that will bring together a globally diverse group of policymakers and experts to examine the concept of sovereign AI.
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A minimum of two years full-time work experience in residence life, programming, event planning, admissions, and/or orientation within a university setting is required. As a member of the Department of Resident Life Residential Engagement Programs (REP) team in the Engagement, Services, and Programs unit, the Coordinator for Student Leadership & Engagement oversees and provides leadership for the planning and provision of all centralized department programs and support in the areas of student leadership education and development.
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This is an excellent opportunity for a promising undergraduate, graduate student, or recent graduate interested in international affairs, political science, technology policy, economics, or a related discipline who is looking to try new things and build new skills.
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Responsible for maintaining inventory of Events Planning shared event resources (furniture, signage, pipe & drape, banners, lighting, staging, decor, etc. Develop and maintain a preferred vendor resource listing for catering and other common event services for departmental and student reference.
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Experience in staff management, as well as event planning/coordination is preferred. Build relationships, and closely communicate with institutional directors, especially accounting, student finance, student services, admission operations and international student services.
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Manage the summer associate program for the DC office including event planning and attending events, training programs and budget tracking. Maintain relationships with career services, leverage school alumni, and oversee firm sponsorships of student groups for DC target law schools.
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The Center serves the community of William & Mary students, alumni, staff, faculty, and friends by providing academic and internship opportunities and scholarships for current students, career and networking resources for current students and alumni, engagement and philanthropic opportunities for alumni and friends, event planning resources for W&M staff, and teaching and research opportunities for W&M faculty.
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Organize and support all aspects of events (and convenings) to include logistics planning, preparations, and bookings; contracts facilitation; event itinerary scheduling and execution support; debriefings with documented follow-up actions; and post-event expense processing, invoice tracking, and contract closeout.
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Support the Ballpark Operations event staff to manage the execution of all events to ensure efficient and high-quality event production leading to customer satisfaction. Oversee game day set-ups, activations, and non-game day event set-ups.
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Leading the meeting and event planning process, including managing space, catering, and communicating effectively with client. Strong communication skills with ability to communicate proactively with all key stakeholders: Events Planning colleagues, internal department event planners, Operations/Facilities staff, porters, IT techs, security officers, and all students, faculty and staff.
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Plan and facilitate regular (weekly) Events Planning status meetings with service providers and event hosts to ensure all event requirements and policies are in order prior to an event.
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