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American University in Washington, DC, is seeking a part-time student assistant to support the marketing team. You will edit Canva templates for social posts and help organize content for publication.
This 5–10 hour weekly role is open to AU graduate students with basic design skills and familiarity with Canva. Responsibilities include creating multi-slide graphics, adding text and images, and reviewing content before publication.
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School of Public Affairs
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Part time
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Non-Exempt
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Assist the marketing team with creating and updating marketing content using Canva templates. Help organize content, make basic design edits, and compile simple marketing metrics as needed. This position will work 5 - 10 hours weekly.
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