Hybrid-Eligible Associate Director, Wellness Communications

Socket.dev; Philadelphia (Philadelphia County); Hybrid; USD 65,000 - 67,000; Full time

Job summary

Temple University’s Wellness Resource Center seeks an Associate Director to lead strategic health promotion messaging and campus community development. You will train student staff, oversee social media, and coordinate office operations, while guiding the communications team and internal messaging needs.

The role emphasizes strategic health communications, events marketing, program evaluation, and supervisory duties for both professional staff and student workers, with collaboration across the

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in a related field is required.
• Experience designing, implementing, and evaluating programs in a university setting.
• Experience supervising full‑time staff; working with student leaders is preferred.

Responsibilities

• Leads health communications and identity efforts, and aligns messaging with brand standards.
• Develops goals and strategies for the office and its content areas.
• Plans events and manages space reservations with operations and facilities.
• Manages event budgets and collaborates across the university.
• Supervises staff and student workers; mentors interns and externs.
• Engages in quality improvement by presenting at conferences and staying current on health issues.

Skills

Staff supervision

Strategic health communications

Event marketing

Program evaluation

Education

Master’s degree in Communications/Marketing/Design/Higher Education

Job description

Temple University’s Wellness Resource Center seeks an Associate Director to lead strategic health promotion messaging and campus community development. You will train student staff, oversee social media, and coordinate office operations, while guiding the communications team and internal messaging needs.

The role emphasizes strategic health communications, events marketing, program evaluation, and supervisory duties for both professional staff and student workers, with collaboration across the