Food Allergy Research & Education is seeking a Digital Content Specialist with 3-6 yrs. of experience in content development, marketing, social media, or PR, as well as HTML/CSS skills and facility with graphic design & social media tools.
The City of Falls Church is in search mode for a Senior Communications Specialist with at least 5 years of experience, creative & flexible mindset, and strong writing skills; facility with graphics applications a plus – $57k
EDC Inc. is is looking to fill this Center Communications & Product Development Director supporting the Center for the Study and Prevention of Injury, Violence, and Suicide – 8–10 years' related communications experience desired – we're told location may be negotiable.
The Motion Picture Association of America is actively recruiting for a Director, Digital Advocacy & Communications with 5+ years online organizing or advocacy experience w/ a political campaign, elected official, issue advocacy group, association, or digital firm serving clients in those fields – see also main career page
The Golden Triangle Business Improvement District is looking to bring aboard a Director of Communications & Marketing (pdf) w/ at least 7 years’ experience in marketing, PR, electronic communications & publications production – search managed by Arthur Diamond
Even if you don’t find one of these opportunities with Delucchi Plus to your liking, you may find their advice on how to apply for an agency job useful even beyond that segment:
Woodrow Wilson Center for International Scholars – Program Associate – $52k-$68k – focus on U.S.-Canada relations - apply by Oct. 28
Maryland Institute College of Art – Social Media Strategist – 2+ years of experience in social media content creation desired – Baltimore, MD
APCO Worldwide
- Associate Consultant – health policy practice
- Project Assistant
Capitol Hill
- Rep. Lloyd Doggett (D-TX) – Press Secretary
- Ethics Committee – Staff Assistant
- Rep. Greg Walden (R-OR) – Intern
- Rep. Mark Meadows (R-NC) – Intern
- Rep. Denny Heck (D-WA) – Intern
- Rep. Bruce Poliquin (R-ME) – Intern
- Committee on Science, Space & Technology, Democratic Staff – Intern
- Budget Committee, Democratic Staff – Intern
Federal Aviation Administration – Supervisory Public Affairs Specialist – $133k-$175k – apply by Nov. 4
George Mason University
- Events Manager, Law School – apply by Nov. 1
- Communications & Marketing Officer, Office of Community Engagement – apply by Nov. 21
University of Virginia – Charlottesville, Va.
- Director of Donor Relations & Strategic Stewardship, UVa Health System – $80k-$90k
- Director of Marketing & Communications for the Curry School Foundation (not actually a UVa post)
… and finally & fashionably, part 2: How does a title like Temporary Muse sound? The Arlington outpost (Pentagon City, we think) of Kate Spade NY would like to try you on for size if you have some retail experience & whatever it takes to communicate the Kate Spade brand & lifestyle – we’re also guessing this is a holiday season gig.
... and finally & fashionably, part 3: this seems like a good spot to note Off the Cuff DC, an indisputably terrific men's fashion blog helmed by friend of ours.
Hi! I basically check your blog everyday and thanks for everything you do! Just wanted to share a job I wish I was qualified enough to get! As a previous Intern at the Kennedy center (in the Press office) this is a SWEET GIG.
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National Center on Education and the Economy - Communications Associate
ReplyDeleteThe National Center on Education and the Economy (NCEE) is hiring a Communications Associate to join their team. The Communications Associate will work closely with the Director of Communications and support NCEE’s media relations and outreach efforts, online presence and social media strategy. The Communications Associate will work to develop and implement communications and public relations strategies. Communications Associate will assist in the development of written, graphical and electronic communications to support NCEE’s mission.
Responsibilities:
• Support the Director’s management of press strategy as well as day-to-day media relations for NCEE, CIEB & NISL.
• Support the organization’s online presence including updating website through CMS system, assisting in the development of social media strategy and content.
• Handle publicity and assist in event planning for all publication releases.
• Work with CIEB team and w/ NISL to produce monthly e-newsletters, brainstorm ideas, oversee process with attention to timeline, post content online & send out using email marketing software.
• Generate press materials including but not limited to press releases, onepagers, infographics, Q&As & web copy.
• Support senior staff in preparation of presentations to international, national and state audiences; assist with PPT presentations.
• Other tasks as assigned.
Qualifications:
• Excellent communications skills: written, verbal and online.
• Team player with ability to balance multiple projects independently.
• Passion for and experience working on education policy.
• Demonstrated experience in multi-tasking, prioritizing, and meeting expectations and goals.
• Experience with online publishing and website CMS including WordPress.
• Proficiency with Microsoft Office and graphic design software such as Adobe Creative Suite.
• Excellent admin, organizational and time management skills, planning abilities, and attention to detail.
• Two years minimum relevant experience.
• Bachelor’s degree in Journalism, Communications or a related-field.
Please send resume & cover letter indicating availability date and two references to jobs@ncee.org.
NCEE is committed to diversity and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, sexual orientation, or veteran status.
About NCEE:
The NCEE is a leader in education reform policy and practice based in Washington, DC. NCEE researches the world’s top-performing education systems to learn how their students perform at high levels, more efficiently, and with more equity than in the U.S. NCEE uses those lessons to adapt what it learns for use in the U.S. at the national, state and local levels. NCEE’s work focuses on standards, assessment and instructional systems, teacher and school leadership policy and practices, education governance, management and finance, early childhood education and care, and vocational and technical education. NCEE has three major programs: The Center on International Education Benchmarking (CIEB) which analyzes the policies and practices of the top performers, identifies the common principles that underlie those strategies and describes the implementation strategies those countries have used to produce their superior performance. The National Institute for School Leadership (NISL), the nation’s leading Executive Development program for school leaders. And a consulting business which provides states and school districts with technical assistance focused on systems reform. NCEE created the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards, and New Standards, a predecessor to the Common Core, and released numerous major reports that have impacted education policy.