The Multicultural Arts Exchange is a nonprofit that presents, produces and promotes performing arts programs in the underserved community of Northeast Philadelphia. We are currently looking to hire a team of social media interns to build and maintain our online presence. Interns will work as a team, collaborating on various projects and duties. The following are the type of interns we are looking for:

1. Chaos organizer- Strategy and calendar
2. Tech Guru - Analytics
3. Creative genius - video/graphics/design
4. Storyteller-in-chief – writing.
5. Social Butterfly – networking, creating a community.

 
Learn more about the Multicultural Arts Exchange on our website www.maephila.com, on facebook @maephila, or our YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2ZVNDrUpm3r-xbU8WmwBDw).
 
Social Media Intern Job Qualifications
Requirements to work as social media interns include majoring in business, marketing, communications, or a similar field and a solid understanding of social media and related web services.

Since a social media intern’s basic work is to highlight the company’s presence in the social media, s/he needs to be extremely knowledgeable of the various tools and procedures used in doing this.

• You must have the ability to strategize social media presence of a company which is why knowledge of marketing and business is important too.
• You will contribute to website redesigns, blog posts, and forums and handle outreach programs using a variety of social media applications.
• You will have to be extremely tech-savvy and possess deep knowledge of social media optimization techniques.
   

Social Media Intern Job Descriptions
Chaos organizer — assist in creating and implementing social media marketing strategies and tactics, handle social media market research, update social media accounts with our events, handle content management tasks, and plan/execute special events.
Tech Guru -- possess a clear understanding of advertising using digital ecosystem, manage analytics on several platforms (Google, Facebook,MailChimp, Eventbrite, Website), collect and analyze marketing data to develop and adjust correlating marketing plans, and track the growth and impact of social media on the business and create and submit progress reports.
Creative genius — research, find, create, and manage multimedia content (photos, graphics, videos, etc.) that are relevant to constituents to create awareness along with planning and executing special events. Create presentations and agreements and assemble client activity reports. Must possess a clear understanding of advertising using digital ecosystem.
Storyteller-in-chief – research, find, write, and manage online content (blog posts, articles, tweets, etc.) along with with planning and executing special events. Perform research activities to find articles, stories, and resources, relevant to the constituents and post links to social media profiles.
Social Butterfly – Monitor and respond to social media activities regularly and foster relationships with new and existing audiences. Build a community!
Timeframe: To provide a meaningful contribution to specific projects and sufficient work experience, we ask for a minimum time commitment of 10-15 hours per week for 15-20 weeks with possible nights and weekends, especially closer to the MAE events dates. 
Location: Flexible with a combination of working from home (college), office(s) and event locations. 
Compensation: Internships are generally unpaid, but MAE pays bonuses for outstanding work on special projects and provide expense reimbursements. Arrangements could be made to count this work as course credit.  Depending on the student performance the offer could be made to become a minor partner in the organization upon the conclusion of the internship.

To Apply: Please, send a resume and cover letter to describe why you are interested in the position to Mr. Michael Zorich, Project Director, at [email protected]

Communications Intern
Responsibilities and Duties:

• Create, develop, and implement special events and promotions for Sports CaM
• Market events throughout semester  
• Attend events (this includes some weeknights)
• Create promotional flyers, brochures, etc.
• Engage in student body outreach
• Miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned

Multimedia Intern
Responsibilities and Duties:

• Run the social media for the program (including Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook) in an engaging and effective manner
• Maintain content calendar for material to share with others within the Center and Sports CaM
• Attend events (this includes some weeknights)
• Update website
• Brainstorm ideas for campaigns and promotions

Application Information: Please submit a resume and cover letter to Professor Kate Harman ([email protected]) by August 1, 2019. An interview process for selected candidates will follow.
Additional Information: This position will take place during the Fall 2019 semester and requires a minimum of 120 hours. The student in this position will earn three (3) credits upon successful completion. The applicant must be currently enrolled at Rowan University, have earned a minimum of 75 credit hours by the start of the term, and have a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher (Students with less than 75 credits completed may still be considered under special circumstances).​

Contact Information:
Name: Kate Harman
Department: Communication Studies
Position: Lecturer
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 856-256-4348