Communications

• Develop and advance communication and promotional efforts for coastal courses and experiential learning opportunities
• Collaborate with MACO staff, Hatfield Marine Science Center, and university partners on communication goals and storytelling
• Create content through photography, video, interviews, and written materials
• Synthesize content into print, digital, web, and promotional materials
• Plan and manage communication projects, priorities, timelines, deadlines, and media files
• Maintain coastal learning resources and promotional materials, including course rosters, faculty resources, promotional materials, and Hatfield tour and Admissions materials
• Follow OSU branding and digital accessibility standards while using photography, videography, graphic design, web, and digital communication tools
• Support coastal experiential learning activities and logistics, including materials development, course and field-experience facilitation, and activity documentation
• Drive a University vehicle when scheduling permits
• Participate in MACO outreach and engagement activities in Corvallis and at Hatfield, including prospective and new student events, World Ocean Day, and tours
• Provide peer advising and student-to-student support through MACO’s Peer Advising Program
• Engage professionally with students, faculty, staff, and community members and connect them with appropriate resources
• Develop leadership and professional skills through student employee training, professional development, and increasing responsibility
• Report directly to the MACO Academic Development Coordinator

Media & Communications Technician – Coastal Experiential Learning Student Specialist

• Serve as the agency’s senior-level strategic communications expert for Oregon’s road usage charge program and HB 3991 implementation
• Plan and develop public affairs and public information/education campaigns
• Inform the public about who needs to pay the road usage charge and how to pay it
• Help set program policy and provide strategic communication counsel to management
• Create and manage strategic communications for the Governor’s Office, legislature, and federal, state, and local officials
• Represent ODOT at meetings, public groups, and with the media
• Develop and implement communication strategies and long-range plans
• Plan and lead statewide marketing and outreach efforts
• Establish communication policies, procedures, and standards
• Evaluate and prepare reports and recommendations
• Develop, procure, and manage consultant contracts for public marketing and education campaigns
• Build and maintain partnerships with governments, community organizations, private-sector partners, state agencies, and news media
• Respond to media inquiries and guide leadership
• Develop and supervise digital and physical communication materials
• Work outside traditional hours and travel statewide as needed

Communications jobs in Oregon

Media & Communications Technician – Coastal Experiential Learning Student Specialist

Communications Strategist