Strategic Communications Coordinator

Nashville Public Radio; Houston (TX); On-site; USD 49,400 - 56,200; Full time

Job summary

The University of Houston System seeks a Communications Coordinator for the Dean, Natural Sciences & Math to coordinate publications, newsletters, annual reports, web content, and related materials.

Responsibilities include editing and layout, coordinating material with other departments, providing content for the program website, and producing periodic publications. The role emphasizes writing, editing, and event representation within the university community.

Qualifications

• Thorough understanding of theoretical and practical aspects of an analytical, technical or professional discipline.
• Minimum of three (3) years of directly job-related experience.
• Education will be considered in lieu of experience.
• Experience will be considered in lieu of education.

Responsibilities

• Coordinates various communications projects, to include compiling, editing, and layout of materials.
• Works with other departments to research, obtain material and organize the content of written communications.
• Provides content for regular updates of the program web site.
• May be responsible for producing regularly recurring communications such as annual reports, monthly publications or newsletters.
• Provides writing and editing services for other communication projects as assigned.
• Represents the program at conferences and community events.
• Performs other job-related duties as required.

Skills

Writing/editing

Content coordination

Publications management

Web content updates

Job description

The University of Houston System seeks a Communications Coordinator for the Dean, Natural Sciences & Math to coordinate publications, newsletters, annual reports, web content, and related materials.

Responsibilities include editing and layout, coordinating material with other departments, providing content for the program website, and producing periodic publications. The role emphasizes writing, editing, and event representation within the university community.