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170 · Representative Documents: Job Descriptions UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Communications Assistant SUMMARY OF POSITION ROLE/RESPONSIBILITIES: The Panama Canal Museum Collection Communications Assistant (.75 FTE) works with the Libraries’ Director of Communications to formulate and monitor a comprehensive marketing and communications plan promoting the Panama Canal Museum (PCM) Collection at the University of Florida and all events and activities commemorating the 100th anniversary of the opening of the Canal in 2014-15. The Communications Assistant will work closely with the Director of Communications, Exhibits Coordinator, Dean and Associate Deans, the Panama Canal Advisory Group, the PCM Friends, and the Library Leadership Board. The position assists with a federally funded 3-year grant to support the PCM Collection. The grant includes partial funding for the processing of the collection (approximately 20,000 items), digitization, and exhibition/display/promotion of items. WORKING TITLE: Communications Assistant (.75 FTE) Grant funded, time-limited position End Date: September 30, 2015
****DO NOT ERASE THIS LINE **** POSITION NUMBER: 00027352 ALL POSITIONS: ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF THE JOB AND THE PERCENTAGE OF TIME SPENT ON EACH FUNCTION [NOTE: IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA), IDENTIFY ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF A JOB REQUIRED TO BE PERFORMED WITH OR WITHOUT REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS. REQUESTS FOR REASONABLE ACCOMMODATIONS TO FACILITATE THE PERFORMANCE OF ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS WILL BE GIVEN CAREFUL CONSIDERATION.] 25% Compiles, creates, disseminates and evaluates communication schedule and plan. Uses interviewing, photography, writing, editing and proofreading skills to generate and disseminate press releases. 25% Conceptualizes, designs and produces newsletters, brochures, promotional pieces, information sheets, blogs and social media, flyers, bookmarks and other materials for public relations. Uses ongoing research, information and data to identify and target appropriate audiences for communications regarding the Panama Canal Museum Collection, events and activities. 20% Works closely with the director of communications, administration, collaborative partners, development, library faculty and staff to present information that promotes the libraries at local, state and national levels. Participates in all Panama Canal related meetings, activities and provides written/verbal support. Describes the collection, related projects and events in clear, concise manner for exhibit and promotional purposes 10% Documents events and activities and produces reports for assessment purposes. 10% Understands and utilizes public relations and development policies and procedures of the libraries and the University of Florida. Acquires working knowledge of the AP Style of media communications and publications standards. 5% Develops knowledge of in-house printing operations and works with staff to produce materials that can economically and effectively be printed in-house 5% Responds to informational requests through e-mail, telephone and social media
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168 · Representative Documents: Donor Support VIRGINIA TECH Contribute to the IAWA http://spec.lib.vt.edu/IAWA/contribute.html Home Guide to Collections Find Materials Donate Materials Support the IAWA Bliznakov Prize Contribute to the IAWA $25 -$99 ($10 Students) Friend $100 -$999 Patron $1000 -$4999 Silver Benefactor $5000+ Gold Benefactor Let us know if you wish to remain anonymous in all publicity about IAWA contributors. Enclosed is my check payable to the Virginia Tech Foundation for $__________for the IAWA Please note change of address or other contact information below: Name: Address: Country: Telephone: Email address: Please print (printer-friendly version) and mail to: Aaron Purcell, IAWA Archivist, Special Collections, University Libraries, P.O. Box 90001, Blacksburg, VA, 24062-9001, USA QUICK SEARCH Search IAWA Web IAWA Board of Advisors Archivist's Annual Reports IAWA Center Newsletters IAWA In the News Special Collections CAUS Bliznakov Prize (2014 Recipient) Meredith Sattler UIFA 2015 Visit the official Congress website Find us on Facebook Send questions or comments to: IAWA Archivist, University Libraries Virginia Tech, P.O. Box 90001, Blacksburg, VA 24062-9001 Home Biographical Database Bliznakov Prize Find Materials Donate Materials Support the IAWA URL: http://spec.lib.vt.edu/IAWA/contribute.html Last modified on: Monday, 11-Feb-2013 11:45:53 EST by jvm