You need excellent communication skills, proficient writing abilities, experience with email marketing, strong computer skills, video editing experience, and a minimum of three upper-level courses in communications or related fields.

You will assist with writing, designing, and researching various projects for the State of Georgia's Office of Communications and Marketing. This includes creating website content, collaterals, videos, and photographs for events and campaigns.

Marketing

United States

Atlanta

Georgia on my Mind is not just the state song --  it's the Governor's job description. Consisting of the Governor, his Cabinet, and various executive agencies, Georgia's Executive branch is responsible for implementing policy and enforcing legislation on the statewide level. The Governor's Cabinet includes the Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, and the Attorney General, in addition to a number of other elected officials. As the chief official in the executive branch, the Governor is vested with a number of powers and duties in the government scheme including proposing new programs and state laws, proposing a state budget, signing or vetoing legislation, and appointing members of various state boards.

Government

State of Georgia

Organization DescriptionThe Department of Administrative Services (DOAS) provides business solutions for state and local governments, universities and colleges, suppliers and small businesses. DOAS' product and service offerings encompass a broad spectrum that includes purchasing, risk management, enterprise human resources, fleet support services and surplus property.Job DescriptionThe DOAS Communications and Marketing Team seeks a dynamic self-starter to assist agency communications and marketing efforts. This internship is an excellent opportunity to hone research, writing, design, videography, and content management skills while experiencing various aspects of business-to-business communications and customer service initiatives.ResponsibilitiesAssists with writing, designing, researching and other communications projects for the DOAS Office of Communications and Marketing.Under general supervision:Assist with writing content for the DOAS Website and Dispatch newsletter; identify appropriate images for website (as part of redesign project) and DOAS collaterals and marketing materialsAssist in writing and designing print collaterals, such as posters, brochures, push cards, etc. in support of DOAS campaignsCreate promotional videos and take photos for events, campaigns, etc.Required SkillsExcellent communications skillsWriting ability — Clear, grammatically correct English, knowledge of AP styleEmail marketing — Experience with MailChimpComputer skills — Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint; intermediate knowledge of InDesign, Photoshop and web content posting tools a plusVideo experience — Experience with video editing and productionSeeking a graduate or undergraduate student with a&nbsp;minimum of three (3) upper level courses&nbsp;in communications, journalism, public relations or English.Position Location200 Piedmont Avenue in the Sloppy Floyd Building; near the Georgia State Capitol and on the MARTA rail line.Remote (must have dedicated office/workspace)Position AvailableInternship is available through December 31, 2024.Internship is 29 hours per week, flexible work day around class schedule.&nbsp;

Currently Studying

Undergraduate

Bachelors

Organization DescriptionThe Department of Administrative Services (DOAS) provides business solutions for state and local governments, universities and colleges, suppliers and small businesses. DOAS' product and service offerings encompass a broad spectrum that includes purchasing, risk management, enterprise human resources, fleet support services and surplus property.Job DescriptionThe DOAS Communications and Marketing Team seeks a dynamic self-starter to assist agency communications and marketing efforts. This internship is an excellent opportunity to hone research, writing, design, videography, and content management skills while experiencing various aspects of business-to-business communications and customer service initiatives.ResponsibilitiesAssists with writing, designing, researching and other communications projects for the DOAS Office of Communications and Marketing.Under general supervision:Assist with writing content for the DOAS Website and Dispatch newsletter; identify appropriate images for website (as part of redesign project) and DOAS collaterals and marketing materialsAssist in writing and designing print collaterals, such as posters, brochures, push cards, etc. in support of DOAS campaignsCreate promotional videos and take photos for events, campaigns, etc.Required SkillsExcellent communications skillsWriting ability — Clear, grammatically correct English, knowledge of AP styleEmail marketing — Experience with MailChimpComputer skills — Working knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint; intermediate knowledge of InDesign, Photoshop and web content posting tools a plusVideo experience — Experience with video editing and productionSeeking a graduate or undergraduate student with a minimum of three (3) upper level courses in communications, journalism, public relations or English.Position Location200 Piedmont Avenue in the Sloppy Floyd Building; near the Georgia State Capitol and on the MARTA rail line.Remote (must have dedicated office/workspace)Position AvailableInternship is available through December 31, 2024.Internship is 29 hours per week, flexible work day around class schedule. 

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