Digital Marketing Student Assistant
Listed on 2026-09-17
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Marketing / Advertising / PR
Digital Marketing, Social Media Marketing, Marketing Communications
- Position Summary
Temporary hourly-intermittent student assistant position available in Strategic Enrollment Management.
- Start Date
Position available on or after October 1, 2026, and ending on or before May 31, 2027. Possibility of reappointment based on budget, department needs, and job performance.
- Job Description/Duties
The Enrollment Management division is seeking a creative, curious and motivated student to join its marketing team. Working under the direction of the Marketing & Communications Lead, the Student Digital Marketing Assistant supports the execution of Enrollment Management's digital marketing strategy through social media, short-form video, photography and student-centered storytelling.
The primary focus of this position is developing engaging digital content that supports undergraduate recruitment. The student will also contribute to campaigns that connect current students with services and resources across Enrollment Management, including Student Recruitment & Outreach, Financial Aid and the Academic Success Center.
This position offers hands‑on experience with real marketing campaigns while helping prospective and current students find the information, opportunities and support they need to thrive at Stanislaus State. The work should reflect student voices and experiences while advancing campaign objectives and the mission of Enrollment Management.
Duties include but are not limited to:
- Support digital campaigns that promote undergraduate recruitment, enrollment, financial aid awareness, academic support and other Enrollment Management priorities.
- Translate campaign goals and staff direction into practical social content concepts, hooks, captions and calls to action.
- Assist with campaign planning, audience-focused messaging, content sequencing and implementation according to established calendars.
- Prepare, stage and schedule approved content across Instagram, Facebook, Tik Tok and other appropriate digital platforms.
- Track assigned deliverables, communicate progress proactively and identify potential delays or barriers before deadlines are missed.
- Plan, capture and edit short‑form video for Reels, Stories and other mobile‑first platforms.
- Capture authentic photography and video that highlight student experiences, campus life, recruitment events and Enrollment Management programs.
- Develop interview questions, coordinate student participants and guide contributors so content remains focused on the intended audience and campaign purpose.
- Write accurate, engaging captions and calls to action that align with the University voice, accessibility expectations and campaign goals.
- Research emerging social media formats and trends, then recommend responsible ways to adapt them for Stanislaus State audiences.
- Maintain assigned portions of the digital content calendar and organize campaign assets, footage, captions and approvals.
- Review basic performance indicators such as reach, engagement, video views, completion rates and link activity to help inform future content decisions.
- Identify recurring audience questions, content gaps and opportunities to make Enrollment Management information clearer and more useful.
- Contribute actionable ideas during campaign planning and explain how each idea supports the audience, objective and desired action.
- Collaborate with the Marketing & Communications Lead and partners in Student Recruitment & Outreach, Financial Aid, the Undergraduate Advising and other Enrollment Management areas.
- Maintain reliable attendance and consistent weekly availability during scheduled work hours.
- Ask thoughtful questions, communicate professionally and provide timely updates on project status.
- Receive constructive feedback without defensiveness and return with stronger solutions or…
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