
The purpose of this position is to lead a departmental communications strategy, serving as team lead for communications, marketing recruitment, and events. This person will coordinate all departmental external communications with the CEHHS Communications team and the University Alumni/Online Engagement team to ensure compliance with college and university communication guidelines and policies. Responsible for ensuring the department adheres to all branding guidelines. Responsible for creating content for department websites, social media, and in-person venues. Compile student and alumni information for the purposes of communications.
Responsible for CRC and timetable changes/updates in the department, and process and maintain travel for faculty and graduate students in DASH for the ESM and ACED programs. Also, the position is to provide administrative assistance to professors in the ESM and ACED program areas as it relates to the faculty, staff, and students within the areas of the Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies, to the College of Education, Health, and Human Sciences and other university faculty; and to people outside the university on the local, state and national levels under the supervision of the Business Manager. This person coordinates the student admissions process required in the implementation of getting students enrolled in the ESM and ACED programs at the university using the Slate System; registering students in the programs by using the BANNER System, Audit files for completeness, inputs new data into department and summarize information for faculty to make admission decisions, coordinate with students and others to resolve problems regarding admissions, financial aid, undergraduate/graduate paperwork, and graduation.
Team Lead for all marketing/communications for the department. Coordinate with College Communications team and the University Alumni /Online Engagement team to ensure compliance with college and university policies and procedures.
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Applicants must be legally authorized to work in the United States on a full-time basis without need now or in the future for sponsorship for employment-based visa status.
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UT market range: MR07_UTK
About The College/Department/Division: The Department of Educational Leadership and Policy Studies (ELPS) prepares administrators for schools and colleges, faculty for colleges and universities, and policy scholars for service in state, regional and national agencies associated with educational and human service enterprises. The department is comprised of twenty-four faculties and five staff.
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