Social Media & Communications Coordinator

Student Assistant – Social Media & Communications Coordinator The Digital Worlds Institute within the College of the Arts is seeking a Student Assistant – Social Media & Communications Coordinator to act as the voice of the Institute. This role combines responsibilities as a social media operator, marketer, and storyteller, supporting communication efforts across multiple platforms. The Coordinator will report to the Associate in Advising and Associate Director and will work closely with the Multimedia Producer to ensure that social media content is accompanied by high‑quality visual assets. Responsibilities Work directly with the Multimedia Producer to brief creative needs and ensure consistent brand messaging. Execute the marketing content calendar across primary social media platforms (Instagram, LinkedIn, etc.). Design consistent, on‑brand graphics using Canva for social posts, event flyers, and newsletters. Write compelling blog posts, student/alumni spotlights, and newsletter copy. Coordinate with the campus community for interviews and content features. Minimum Qualifications Currently enrolled University of Florida student with a minimum 2.0 GPA. Knowledge of social media platforms, primarily Instagram and LinkedIn. Experience using Canva. Understanding of planning, capturing, and posting digital content. Ability to work on‑campus at the Norman Gym Building. Commitment to 10 hours per week for Fall 2026 and Spring 2027. Preferred Qualifications Clear, compelling copy‑writing skills, including feature stories, blog posts, or newsletters. Eye for design and detail, ability to craft content that maintains a consistent brand voice. Experience with social media management tools and engagement tracking. Critical thinking and organizational skills in a fast‑paced environment. Creative, strategic, and collaborative mindset to educate the community about the Institute’s offerings. Excellent verbal communication skills and ability to connect with others. Evidence of promoting curiosity, respect, open intellectual discourse, and inclusion within a diverse environment. Salary $15 per hour Health Assessment Required No #J-18808-Ljbffr