Graphic Designer Recreation & Commuter Engagement; FWS

Position Overview

The Office of Student Engagement seeks a Graphic Designer to support programming for commuter students. The role reports to the Associate Director for Recreation & Commuter Engagement and focuses on designing, marketing, and promoting department initiatives and programmes.

• Craft visual and written content for OSE digital and physical platforms to promote Recreation and Commuter Engagement initiatives, including events attended by OSE.
• Assist in the marketing plan and promotion of OSE programs, reviewing and maintaining websites and social media accounts (e.g., Narwhal Nation, Instagram, Twitter, Whats App).
• Create, organise, and coordinate reusable assets for specific events, programmes, and series, such as templates, guidelines, standards, and logos.
• Collaborate with students and staff on short‑term and long‑term projects that require graphic design.
• Maintain a confidential work environment.

• Federal Work‑Study Award required.
• Proficiency in Adobe Creative Suite, Canva, Google Suite, and Microsoft Office.
• Ability to apply The New School’s branding and style guides to create coherent collateral across Student Success.

• Commitment to inclusivity and social justice.
• Understanding of intersectionality and universally accessible design.
• Creative problem‑solving, multitasking and teamwork skills.
• Capacity to give and receive constructive critique.
• Interest in contemporary and emerging digital trends.

Hybrid/Split – regularly scheduled on‑campus time (e.g., 1–4 days per week) with some remote work.

Hourly Rate: $18–$20 per hour.

Questions: recreation

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