Athletics Communications Strategy Director

Inside Higher Ed; Hanover (NH); On-site; USD 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A prestigious university in New Hampshire is seeking a Director of Athletics Communications Strategy to develop and execute communications that align with the Department of Athletics and Recreation's strategic goals. This role requires at least seven years of experience in communications, preferably in a higher education environment, and strong writing skills. The position involves managing media presence, crafting strategic content, and enhancing the department's narrative to diverse stakeholders. Excellent organizational skills and the ability for confidentiality are crucial.

Qualifications

• At least seven years of experience in a communications or public relations department, preferably in a college/university environment.
• Ability to execute high-quality projects on time.
• Ability to work independently and with initiative, creativity, and sound judgment.

Responsibilities

• Develop and execute communications strategies that align with DCARD’s priorities.
• Manage media and brand presence for Director of Athletics and Recreation.
• Draft media content and handle communications for events.

Skills

Excellent writing and editing skills

Strong organizational skills

Ability to identify business and strategy goals

Confidentiality

Education

Bachelor’s degree in English, journalism, communications, or a related area

Job description

A prestigious university in New Hampshire is seeking a Director of Athletics Communications Strategy to develop and execute communications that align with the Department of Athletics and Recreation's strategic goals. This role requires at least seven years of experience in communications, preferably in a higher education environment, and strong writing skills. The position involves managing media presence, crafting strategic content, and enhancing the department's narrative to diverse stakeholders. Excellent organizational skills and the ability for confidentiality are crucial.