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The University of Tuffs is five miles from the city center of Boston, and is a member of the third section of the National Athletics Association (NCAA) and the New England Small College (Nescac). Tuffs students participate in 30 Varsity SPORTS, 20 SPORTS Club and a number of sports in beauty. Tuffs Athletics has won three NCAA team championships since 2010 and ended in the first ten places of the Learfield Sports Cup in each of the past ten years, including the director Cup in 2021-2022 as a sports section in the third division in the country. Tuffs Athletics is supervised by the Physical Education Department and runs all athletics facilities, including the Steve Tish Sports and Fitness Center that was opened in 2012. Athletics Department provides students with a dynamic experience and transforms the stadium. They suffer from the joy of personal growth in high -level competition, while developing life -long links with his teammates, the TUFTS community and the world around us

Responsibilities: The responsibilities of the trainee will include, but not limited to, helping the director of sports communications in strengthening and publishing all the thirtieth university sports. As the main contact of the designated sport. This work includes registering games using statistical programs, writing press data, updating social media, updating athletics using SidearmsPorts and other specific tasks. Working at the weekend and night is required.

The skills you will learn: In addition to obtaining experience in the field of public relations and games management in one of the most successful NCAA Division III schools in the country, you will gain valuable skills in graphic design and video editing through training on the use of the Adobe Group of Products (Photoshop, InDesign and Premiere Pro).

Compensation: At least $ 12,000 for a period of nine months ($ 1500 per month).

Requesting procedures: Applicants must submit a letter of coverage, appeal, references, and work samples to: Jimmy Shajunin, Sports Communications Director, e -mail: jamie.chagnon@tufts.edu.

Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree is required, preferably in sports management, journalism, public relations, or a related field; Applicants must have excellent writing skills; The NLS,/or CREW and/or/or Presso and familiarity statistics entering programs with video and graphics are in addition.

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