Full time job opportunity with CollegePlus!—Seeking Public Relations Manager

-

.

College Plus! Asked me if I would be willing to post this job opportunity on my blog..  It sounds like a great position for the right person!

.


The San Antonio office of CollegePlus! is in immediate need of a creative, forward-thinking Public Relations Manager. Our current PR Manager is transitioning to new responsibilities with CP! and this leaves an important role to be filled.

This is not an internship opportunity—as PR Manager, you would be a full time employee in the San Antonio office, a key member of the marketing team, and you would report directly to our Director of Marketing.

To be a successful PR Manager with CollegePlus! you will need:

·        An understanding and commitment to execute the mission of CollegePlus!

·        Creativity, self-motivation, and the ability to problem-solve

·        Dedication to the team and willingness to communicate with your colleagues

·        Attention to detail, passion for your work, and able to take quick action

·        Able to handle the pressure of meeting deadlines

 

Specific job skills to fulfill your role as PR Manager:

·        Strong writing ability—compelling and intuitive writing

·        Manage various writing projects from planning to production to publishing

·        Use PR to increase web presence, drive web traffic, and build SEO

·        Utilize the latest technology and tactics in social media marketing

·        Manage multimedia productions, visual presentations, and artistic marketing

·        Generate publicity for CollegePlus! programs and products   

  

CollegePlus! is growing and this position is a great opportunity for a great person! Competitive pay will be offered based on your skills and experience. If you would like to be considered as a candidate for PR Manager, here’s what to do next:

1.     Email your current résumé to davec@collegeplus.org

2.     Feel free to go beyond just a résumé, include some writing samples, a personal story, an essay about your favorite book or favorite music, etc. Be creative!  

 

This is an equal employment opportunity, all candidates will be considered. If you are accepted as a candidate you will get a detailed job description and an initial interview. Please apply today as this position needs to be filled immediately.  

 

Comments

Post a Comment

All messages are moderated. After approval your message will be posted. Thank you for your comments!! Crystal :)

Popular posts from this blog

Canning Cabbage

-
Image
I had 4 large heads of cabbage that weighted about 25 pounds. We had some really hot days and I figured I better get the last of them picked soon. My daughter Sierra and I ended up processing 3 of them yesterday and I have one left for a meal on my menu this week. I made pickled cabbage and then canned up the last of the cabbage. Here is the recipe for the pickled cabbage (according to how I made it)… 8 pounds cabbage 1 large onion 1 ½ red peppers 1 lb carrots ¾ cup salt 9 cups water 12 cups white vinegar 10 cups sugar 1t mustard seed 1t celery seed Slice cabbage thinly. Slice onion and peppers. Grate carrots. Mix all veggies together in a very large bowl. Sprinkle with salt and mix in well. Let sit for 2 hours to soften veggies. Rinse veggies well.  In a large stock pot (mine was 14 quarts) combine water, vinegar, sugar, spices. Bring to a boil. Add cabbage/veggies. Bring to a boil. Fill hot pint jars with veggies using a slotted spoon. Fill jar with brine to
Read more

Canning Chicken Noodle-less Soup

-
Image
Today was one of those busy days that it seemed I was moving from the time my feet hit the floor until this evening.. But, I got so much done and that is a great feeling! :) One of my accomplishments today was canning 14 jars of chicken noodle-less soup. I call it “noodle-less” because you can’t can noodles. They end up falling apart. So I canned the chicken, veggies and broth. When I go to use the soup I will bring it to a boil and then add a handful of noodles (any type of pasta will work) and cook it until the noodles are done. Because I plan to add the pasta after the fact I wanted to make sure there was enough chicken broth to do this. So I only filled my jars about half to two thirds with chicken and veggies and then filled with chicken broth. Here is how I did this…. I started off with 2 chickens that were a total weight of about 10lbs. I put them in my 14 quart stock pot… I then added 2 gallons of water.. And 3 tablespoons salt.. I brought this
Read more

Dishwasher Soap Sub

-
Image
One of the most common emails I receive is ladies asking if I have a good homemade substitute for dishwasher detergent. After making my own homemade laundry detergent and having such great success I was eager to try and find something that worked as well in my dishwasher. I found and tried a couple different recipes. I was not happy with the results at all. The most common recipe I came across was a combination of washing soda, borax and citric acid (some recipes used Kool-Aid in place of the citric acid). What I discovered is that this combination left a cloudy film all over my dishes that was hard as heck to remove. I quickly went back to Cascade and gave up trying to find a substitute. Well, last week I ran out of dishwasher soap. Because I live rurally just hopping in the car to run and pick up one item is out of the question. Plus, at that point my hand had not healed enough to be able to drive (I have a stick shift and could not shift with my right hand). I had
Read more