About the role#
The Rutgers University Foundation is looking for an organized student to join the Communications team as a Social Media Intern. You will interact directly with the Rutgers community, handle administrative tasks, and assist with content production. This is a part-time, paid position that offers a hybrid work arrangement.
What you'll do#
- Monitor social media channels to answer community questions and collect user-generated stories.
- Assist with photo and video content creation for organic posts and event coverage.
- Manage social listening and content mining tasks.
- Analyze reports to identify themes for future social media strategy.
- Organize content tags in Sprout Social and maintain a tracking spreadsheet for influencers.
- Schedule content and tag partners as needed.
- Lead the coding and tracking of social media activity.
- Maintain creative assets, templates, and files within Canva.
- Pull performance analytics and manage Affinaquest tracking.
- Update YouTube video thumbnails, end screens, formatting, and links.
What you'll need#
- You must be a current or former Rutgers University student.
- Preference is given to students pursuing or holding degrees in Communications or Marketing.
- Ability to maintain focus while managing multiple projects.
Location & details#
- This role is based in New Brunswick, New Jersey.
- The position follows a hybrid work model, requiring time in the office between one and five days per week depending on team needs.
- You may occasionally work evenings or weekends to support resource-raising commitments.
About Rutgers Business School
Rutgers Business School operates as a division of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey. Founded in 1929, the school provides business education to over 8,000 students across campuses in Newark and New Brunswick. It maintains additional locations in China and Singapore. The institution offers bachelor, master, and doctoral degrees across various business disciplines.
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