OEL Graduate Assistantship: Program & Business Development

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We're committed to Experiential Learning, and we're invested in doing it right for every student. Our Office of University Experiential Learning ensures access to challenging and engaging experiential programs. At UGA, Experiential Learning is designed to deliver impact - for our communities, and above all, for our students. Experiential Learning can elevate a student's trajectory, enhance competencies and enable opportunities, now and for years to come - that's why it's a (required) part of every UGA degree.

Because at UGA, we believe experience is key. It's the catalyst that empowers students to thrive.

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Project Manager - Student Industry Fellows Program: Assist the OEL Director with the development and implementation of the Student Industry Fellows Program as the Primary Project Manager. Design promotional materials and implement multi-channel marketing campaigns; Provide directorial oversight of the Fellow application and selection process; Administer Industry Project scheduling, MOU agreements, and accounting processes in collaboration with Sponsored Projects Administration; Provide event planning leadership for SIFP program components; and serve as the administrative point of contact for communication from students, Fellows, and Industry Partners.

Business Development - Student Industry Fellows Program: Support outreach and development with industry, non-profit, and governmental sector partners (limited in-state/local travel with Director) through the design, implementation and assessment of business development campaigns.

General Office Support - OEL: Provide general office support with the inclusion of clerical and administrative duties related to program and business development within the Office of University Experiential Learning.