NWS -MAPS Producer 26-27
pacific universityBrooklyn (NY)
About the role
Overview Position Type
Part Time
Category
Student
Description:
This position is only open to current Pacific University Students
Title of Position: NWS MAPS Producer
Department Name, location of department: Media Arts, Walter Hall, Pacific University Forest Grove Campus
Purpose of Position: MAPS Producers are hired to do media-related freelance work on projects for clients within and outside the university
Job Duties and Responsibilities:
Apply learned skills to real-world work situations
Communicate effectively with clients to plan and execute various projects
Be self-motivated and apply project management skills to ensure projects are completed and delivered on-time
Work independently or in a team-setting to complete and submit deliverables
Be a professional face of the Media Arts Department and MAPS program
Attend MAPS meetings and one-on-one meetings as requested by the MAPS Manager
Competencies to practice:
Applied Problem Solving, Career Management, Digital Literacy, Innovation & Creativity, Oral & Written Communication, Teamwork & Leadership
Qualifications General Qualifications:
We are looking for students who have skills in video, photography, graphic design, web design, illustration, visual arts, and/or other related multi-media disciplines. Students must be able to communicate effectively, utilize time-management skills, and execute projects from start to finish for various clients.
Length of employment: Full Academic Year. August 31, 2026 - May 14, 2027
Wage rate: Students are paid on a project-by-project basis
We are looking for students who have skills in video, photography, graphic design, web design, illustration, visual arts, and/or other related multi-media disciplines. Students must be able to communicate effectively, utilize time-management skills, and execute projects from start to finish for various clients.
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