Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is seeking a Student Assistant for the Department of Urban-Global Public Health within the School of Public Health (SPH) located in Newark, NJ. The Student Assistant will serve as an assistant on a Peer-to-Peer degree marketing pilot project. Student will be responsible for promoting a specific Rutgers School of Public Health degree to various peer audiences by providing information on the degree, personal experiences, and ways to learn more.

Duties include:

• Serve as a student ambassador for pre-identified Rutgers School of Public Health degrees and programs across online and community-based forums.
• Engage authentically in relevant digital spaces (i.e., subreddits, social media groups, virtual communities) to share experiences and answer questions about the program.
• Promote program highlights, application deadlines, events, and student life in a peer-to-peer tone

City: Newark

State: NJ

Special Conditions:

• Students are expected to work a consistent 5-20 hours/week. With a maximum of 50 hours per semester.

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is seeking a Student Assistant for the Department of Urban-Global Public Health within the School of Public Health (SPH) located in Newark, NJ. The Student Assistant will serve as an assistant on a Peer-to-Peer degree marketing pilot project. Student will be responsible for promoting a specific Rutgers School of Public Health degree to various peer audiences by providing information on the degree, personal experiences, and ways to learn more.

Duties include:

• Serve as a student ambassador for pre-identified Rutgers School of Public Health degrees and programs across online and community-based forums.
• Engage authentically in relevant digital spaces (i.e., subreddits, social media groups, virtual communities) to share experiences and answer questions about the program.
• Promote program highlights, application deadlines, events, and student life in a peer-to-peer tone

City: Newark

State: NJ

Special Conditions:

• Students are expected to work a consistent 5-20 hours/week. With a maximum of 50 hours per semester.