Marketing and Communications Opportunity

Responsibilities:

Under the direction of the CHHS Director:

Oversee writing and communications initiatives for CHHS, including newsletters, websites, program announcements, media write-ups, reports, and social media, working in tandem with our Graphic Design student assistant:

Identify relevant media stories and research/innovations to share across social media (outside and inside Georgia Tech) weekly

Edit the stories and research/innovations found to produce short, captivating content for the center’s social media outlets (LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter, CHHS Webpage)

Manage and update the CHHS’s social media sites and webpage.

Monitor connections to constituents and organizations

Edit course descriptions and syllabus, and sponsorship proposals



Handel Media Relations

Conduct interviews for write-ups and communications pieces

Expand and enhance social media engagement

Assist in drafting text and guiding visuals for marketing collateral

Conduct research as needed to track and maintain Center-related publications and speaking engagements



Qualifications:

Required: High level of interest in Health or Humanitarian issues and excitement about the CHHS programs and initiatives

Preferred: Experience in the following areas, in addition to advanced skills in writing and communication: 1) strategizing and implementing program promotion through various media, including affiliated websites, social media, and other written communication, 2) researching media sources to promote initiatives, 3) researching and quantifying outreach success, and 4) Graphic design experience is also a plus.



Application: Please submit a resume and a writing sample with your application to Daniela Estrada ( destrada7@gatech.edu). Subject line: CHHS Student Assistant Position

We are looking for someone with previous photography experience to help shoot events, edit photos, set up equipment for shoots and more. This position will work with our full-time photographers to meet the photo needs of the College of Computing.

The Georgia Electronic Design Center is seeking a student assistant beginning Spring Semester 2026.

We are looking for a proactive and detail-oriented freshman or sophomore who communicates well and feels comfortable asking questions. Ideally, this person will remain in the role for multiple semesters or years. The expected work commitment is 2–3 hours per day, Monday through Friday, sometime between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.

Job Duties:
• Replenish faculty and staff breakroom supplies, including the coffee machine
• Make copies and routinely restock copy machine with paper
• Run errands (for example: Marcus Nanotechnology, Pettit, and Van Leer buildings)
• Organize office materials and supplies; inventory items for purchasing
• Assist with office relocations
• Support event coordination
• Edit website content
• Assist with surplus processing
• Other duties as assigned

We will accept resumes until January 26, 2026. Submissions after this date will not be considered.

If you are interested, please email your resume and proposed work schedule to Alison Thomas at ak207@gatech.edu.
Applications missing either item will not be considered.

·Join the Brook Byers Institute for Sustainable Systems (BBISS) and help advance Georgia Tech’s reputation as a sustainability thought leader. This Graduate Student Assistant will play a key role in supporting interdisciplinary research impact initiatives. This position offers meaningful work, professional development, and networking opportunities for graduate students interested in sustainability, research strategy, and collaboration. This role combines independent and collaborative work and offers opportunities to develop transferable skills in research administration, communication, and organizational tools.

· Key Responsibilities:
o Funding Opportunity Identification: Research, filter, and maintain a database of interdisciplinary funding opportunities.
o Event & Workshop Support: Assist in planning, preparation, and follow-through for workshops and events; co-facilitate breakout sessions and collect feedback.
o Campus Engagement: Help maintain and strengthen connections across campus units and partners.
o Communication & Organization: Update databases and use organizational communication tools to report progress.
o Benchmarking & Research: Identify best practices from peer institutions for sustainability and interdisciplinary research.
o Content development: draft short articles or summaries for BBISS communications and social media.
o Data Analysis & Reporting: Analyze trends in funding opportunities and prepare concise reports for leadership.
o Networking & Representation: Stay informed about local sustainability-related events and share relevant updates.
o Additional Opportunities: Contribute to projects that expand the role’s scope as BBISS initiatives evolve.

· Required Qualifications
o Currently enrolled as a graduate student at Georgia Tech.
o Strong organizational and writing skills.
o Ability to work independently and collaboratively.
o Clear and proactive communicator; comfortable asking for clarification when needed.
o Technical acumen and willingness to learn new software tools.

· Preferred Qualifications
o Interest in sustainability and interdisciplinary research.
o Experience with database management (Microsoft List, Dimensions, Pivot, other), event coordination, or research administration.
o Familiarity with organizational communication platforms (e.g., Microsoft Teams, SharePoint).
o Comfort with data analysis and reporting.