Get a reply from this employer
Your resume and cover letter, tailored to exactly what they’re hiring for.
Oregon State University is seeking part-time Social Media Content Creators for University Relations and Marketing in Corvallis. You will help produce video and photo content for @OregonState, capturing authentic student life and coordinating with URM staff and fellow creators.
You will pitch ideas, create TikTok videos, Reels, and photos, and may work evenings or weekends. Proficiency with social platforms and basic editing is encouraged.
University Relations and Marketing (URM), Oregon State University | Corvallis (Main Campus), OR | Hybrid | Part time
This recruitment will be used to fill four part-time (a maximum of 20 hours per week) Social Media Content Creator positions for University Relations and Marketing (URM) at Oregon State University (OSU).
URM is looking to hire creators who will help participate in the creation of video and photo content for our centralized OSU social media accounts (@OregonState).
The content creator position will support OSU and URM by producing digital content that represents an authentic perspective into student life at Oregon State. Students in this position will be tasked with creating content based on their experience and interests. Examples include serialized content, TikTok videos and/or Reels, photography, tiny mic interviews and other media. Students in this role will meet weekly with URM staff and other student content creators to share ideas, brainstorm content and collaborate on production and editing. Any work created by students in this position is available for use on OSU social networks, websites, blogs and other marketing channels.
Students will work together to pitch content ideas informed by social media trends, university events, etc. They will then be assigned content production based on their experience, interests and availability. Students should feel comfortable creating videos and being on camera as the subject and/or interviewer.
Must be academically enrolled in a high school, community college, or university and pursuing a program or course of study, must meet Academic Standing Requirements, and must meet the applicable minimal enrollment standard for their level.