The Chicago Center for Urban Life and Culture seeks a dynamic self-starter to assist marketing and communications initiatives and to support program operations in Philadelphia. This role position collaborates, coordinates, staffs, and communicates with various stakeholders on important program administration and communications projects. Attention to detail and a hands-on approach in setting up program environments are essential for success in this role.
The Chicago Center for Urban Life and Culture seeks a dynamic self-starter to assist marketing and communications initiatives and to support program operations in Philadelphia.
This role position collaborates, coordinates, staffs, and communicates with various stakeholders on important program administration and communications projects.
Attention to detail and a hands-on approach in setting up program environments are essential for success in this role.
About the Chicago Center for Urban Life and Culture
For 50+ years, we have leveraged the power of place and people to create transformative student learning experiences. Today, we prepare students to be global citizens with greater self-awareness and career preparedness for a more just world.
The Chicago Center for Urban Life and Culture equips college students and other participants to learn from diverse urban communities through innovative programs, seminars, and internships.
Since 1970, the Chicago Center has expanded the traditional classroom with a community-based, first-voice pedagogy that prepares its students for greater self-awareness and global citizenship. In 2023, we began managing The Philadelphia Center, an urban experiential learning program that integrates urban living, academic study, and professional development with every student’s experience. We use the city as a classroom, providing social and academic support through thought-provoking courses.
Together, these centers are redefining urban internships. The programs emphasize innovative, community-focused pedagogies that not only expand the traditional college classroom experience but also promote self-awareness, global citizenship, and engagement with issues like race, equity, and inclusion through critical place-based pedagogies.
The primary responsibility of this role is to support the promotion of organizational initiatives, recruitment, and ongoing communication with alumni, prospective students, donors, and staff, as well as the development and photo/video documentation of community-building opportunities to encourage bonding among students.
RESPONSIBILITIES
Marketing and Communications
Programs
The Chicago Center is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer.
All offers of employment are contingent upon successful completion of a background check.
Questions regarding the application process should be directed to Tyler Hough, [email protected]
$13.5 - $13.5 per hour