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Marketing Student Assistant

UWM On-Campus Employment Office
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Job Summary

The Student Health and Wellness Center (SHAW) Marketing Student Assistant will assist the Marketing Specialist with day-to-day duties in coordination with the strategic marketing plan.

Essential Functions of the Job

  • Report to the SHAW Marketing Specialist
  • Maintain thorough understanding of SHAW’s and UWM’s Brand Standards & Guidelines
  • Assist in the creation of printed and digital media through content creation programs
  • Work in conjunction with the Marketing Specialist at tabling events
  • Generate ideas and collect content for unique and engaging social media posts
  • Make suggestions for creative marketing campaigns
  • Assist in data collection, analysis, and other forms of market research

Qualifications

  • Must be at least a part-time student at UWM
  • Be available to work up to 12 hours per week; for 31 weeks during the school year
  • Maintain regularly scheduled weekly office hours, but be readily available to work varying hours including nights and weekends as social media accounts need attention
  • A basic knowledge and interest in the marketing field, bonus if there is an interest in public health marketing
  • Knowledge of content creation applications (ie., Canva, Photoshop, Premiere Pro, etc.)
  • Must be an outgoing, organized, self-motivated, communicative individual who is comfortable stepping out of comfort zones
  • Ability to work well in a fast-paced, collaborative environment
  • Ability to life 40 lbs

Hours/Scheduling

  • Approximate hours per week: 10-14
  • part-time, temporary
  • Weekday hours
  • Academic Year only
  • On-site at the Student Health and Wellness Center

Panther EDGE Competencies Learned

  • Communication is developed through creating clear, concise, and effective marketing that communicates the benefit of a program or service to students, and through day-to-day updates on tasks and projects.
  •  Community Engagement is developed through interacting with other UWM students and student employees to relay the benefits of health and wellness programs and services, and by analyzing and making decisions from data and feedback received from students. 
  • Tech Savviness is developed through work with marketing management and content creation tools that create engaging, informative and fun content aimed at a UWM student audience. 

Starting Pay - $14.00/hour