Graduate Assistant-Graphic Design and Creative Media

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dallas baptist universityDallas (TX)

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About the role

Graduate Assistant For Graphic Design And Creative Media The Graduate Assistant for Graphic Design and Creative Media of the Athletic Department is to provide unique and innovative visual content for Patriot Athletics and each individual sports team.

Qualifications: Devoted to Christ Bachelor's Degree Possessing skills commensurate with the job Sharp attention to detail Efficient time management skills Ability to meet deadlines Excellent in both online and print design Proficient in Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, etc)

Specific Responsibilities: Uphold university and department standards of excellence in all areas. Create visual content for the Athletic Department and all its sports teams. Support the sales, marketing, communications, and digital needs of the department through the construction, delivery, and design of creative elements. Orchestrate traditional and digital ads, social media/website/broadcast graphics and elements, e-mail templates, social media templates, and brochures for the athletic department and its sports teams. Collaborate with other members of communications, digital and visual staffs as well as other departments of Patriot Athletics to support them in achieving their goals. Work with outside graphic and print vendors when necessary. Provide strong professionalism in internal and external situations.

Work Schedule: A minimum of 40 hours per week or more is necessary to meet the requirements of the program. Night and weekend work is also required. Travel is required throughout the year for games.

Work Location: This position will work on the main campus, located at 3000 Mountain Creek Parkway, Dallas, TX 75211

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