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SBSU is seeking a graphic design intern to work with the marketing department. This internship will gain exposure to areas such as ad design, photography, social media marketing, and other online marketing campaigns. Hours are flexible and will revolve around class schedules. SBSU strives to partner with local universities to identify Junior or Senior class students to fill our internship openings. This internship will begin in May 2024 and go through December 2024. This is an on-site, in-office position. Remote work is not available.
·Assist in graphic design for marketing advertisements and promotions
·Assist with promotional photography
·Assist with monitoring and maintaining social media marketing
·Assist in creating various online campaigns through marketing software
·Within 18 months of attaining a bachelor's degree in a business-related field or enrolled in a business graduate program
·Minimum grade point average of 3.0
·No criminal record of any kind; Human Resources will complete a thorough background check
·Ability to work 18-20 hours per week
·Graphic design experience
·Basic photography skills
·Fundamental understanding of Microsoft Office Excel and Word applications
·Proficient in spelling and grammar
·Adobe Creative Cloud, specifically InDesign and Photoshop
·Must be familiar with Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube
·Self-motivated and able to work independently
·Comfortable communicating and collaborating with SBSU Marketing team on completing projects and sharing ideas and feedback
Intern
Banking
$42k-55k (estimate)
05/04/2023
04/27/2024
sbsu.com
TROPIC, UT
100 - 200
1957
GARRETT COTTAM
$50M - $200M
Banking
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