Sunday, August 4, 2019

Scheduled Departures

Here's your Sunday run of previously noted opportunities closing this week.

Dept. of Commerce/Office of Inspector General Legislative Affairs Officer – $99k-$128k – apply by Aug. 5; subject to early closure 

Minority Business Development AgencyLegislative & Intergovernmental Affairs Specialist – $69k-$108k – Aug. 5

National Center for Health StatisticsPublic Affairs Specialist – $69k-$90k – Aug. 5

U.S. Fish & Wildlife ServicePublic Affairs Specialist – $67k-$107k – vacancies on Carlsbad & Sacramento, CA – Aug. 5

Nature Conservancy
Consumer Financial Protection BureauOlder Americans Policy Analyst – $102k-$161k – Aug. 6

Internal Revenue ServicePublic Affairs Specialist – $117k-$152k – Aug. 6

George Mason UniversityMarketing Specialist, College of Humanities & Social SciencesAug. 7

U.S. Army/Special Inspector General for Afghanistan ReconstructionPublic Affairs Specialist – $47k-$74k – Aug. 7

American Association for the Advancement of Science
Dept. of TransportationPublic Affairs Specialist – $99k-$152k – Aug. 8

Federal Transit AdministrationPublic Affairs Specialist – $99k-$152k – Aug. 8

Library of CongressEvent Coordinator – $69k-$90k – Aug. 8 

Montgomery County Public SchoolsCommunications Specialist/TV Outreach SpecialistAug. 8

Smithsonian Institution Producer supporting the National Zoo/Conservation Biology Institute – $57k-$74k – video & digital multimedia focus – Aug. 8 

World BankSenior Communications Officer, Risk & Public AffairsAug. 8

University of Maryland
Alliance for International Exchange (scroll to find)
Chesapeake Bay FoundationAssociate Director of Stewardship – Annapolis, MD – Aug. 9 

DC Dept. of Forensic SciencesPublic Information Officer – $100k-$129k – Aug. 9

International Women’s Health CoalitionProgram Officer, International Policy – New York – Aug. 9

Washington Post
American Society of Civil Engineers Manager, Media RelationsAug. 10

St. Stephen & the Incarnation Episcopal ChurchBilingual Communications Coordinator – part time – $18/hr – Aug. 10

Union for Concerned ScientistsLegislative Associate supporting the Center for Science and Democracy – $52k – Aug. 11

1 comment:

Gordon said...

DC Dept. of Transportation - Social Media Intern

• To Apply: Submit cover letter and resume to DaShae.Minor@dc.gov with the subject line “DDOT Communications Internship”
• Application Deadline: Friday, August 30

The District Department of Transportation (DDOT) is seeking an Intern to support the agency’s Public Information Division. The ideal candidate will be detail oriented, creative and have a keen sense of how to tell a good story.

Expectations for intern:
• Create engaging content for social media, and DDOT’s internal and external websites
• Draft written materials including press releases, memos, media pitches, website content, and other materials, as required
• Analyze social media, website, and other data to inform strategies to advance the division’s outreach and engagement efforts
• Support the agency’s graphic designer and videographer, as required
• Provide administrative and event support, as necessary

Required Skills
• Experience using content management systems, specifically Drupal
• Experience using the Adobe Suite and Microsoft Office 365
• Understanding of social media including Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and Nextdoor

Other Information
• The internship term is September 2019 – January 31, 2020, with the potential to extend through the Spring
• The intern should be available to work between 20 and 30 hours per week, between 8:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday.
• The internship is unpaid. Applicants should be enrolled in college and able to receive college credits, pending the university’s approval