Federal Work-Study Position Application Form [1]
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Job Title |
Assistant for Electronic Communication |
| Reports To | Enten Eller |
| Department | Electronic Communication, aka eComm (which is currently situated under IA) |
| Days of Week | Varies according to requests |
| Time of Day | Varies according to need |
| Hours per Week | up to 15 |
| Start Date | 7/01/2013 or thereafter |
| End Date | 6/30/2014 (negotiable) |
| Pay Rate | $9.75 |
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General Description/ Brief Summary |
This position is multi-faceted. Not all duties need be done by any one person. Interested persons may apply for just one or more of these responsibilities, although priority will be given to more comprehensive applicants. Multiple persons are desired to cover all tasks, and all assistants are expected to function as a team to address responsibilities.
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Duties/ Responsibilities |
Essential duties related to broadcasting include such things as equipment and software setups and facilitation of Skype conference calls, Skype multi-point video conferencing, webcasting of weekly meetings and special events (including Chapel, Peace Forum, meetings of such groups as ISGTU, special lectures, and the like), broadcast communications for courses during weather emergencies, and virtual classrooms for scheduled classes, negotiated absences, and other meetings. Included are broadcasting equipment setup and teardown, and routine maintenance of, care for, and proper storage of equipment. Website aspects of the job may include evaluating Bethany's entire website, reviewing changes to Bethany's website as proposed, implementing web edits, assisting in posting updated content to the website, reviewing the website for technical and content concerns, and the like. Providing any minor corrections, cleanups, and updates to the site as needed, and bringing significant issues to the attention of the webmaster, is also included. Many of these web-related responsibilities may be fulfilled from any location where the internet is accessible. Other related duties as assigned. |
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Skills/ Qualifications |
Depending on which components of the position a person fulfills, various of the following skills will be required as follows: Computer Skills: Ability to thoroughly learn various communication programs. Ability to troubleshoot technical issues. Ability to work with others and provide technical support. Ability to learn basics of HTML, and to navigate web sites and editing. Broadcast Skills: Ability to run a camera, accurately compose images and video feeds for broadcasting, simultaneous monitoring of participant interactions as well as technical broadcast status. Writing Skills: Ability to use language effectively, and to proofread accurately. Ability to communicate well. Personal Skills: Ability to serve others professionally, with decorum and confidentiality. Ability to serve with confidence and non-anxious presence. Team Skills: Ability to function efficiently and harmoniously as part of a team. |
| Physical Demands |
Depending upon assigned responsibilities, the following demands may be included. Carrying and setting up computer, video and AV equipment, cables and cords in various (at times physically awkward) locations, and at times with short notice. Visual acuity, including video composition, reading small text without assistance, and color discrimination. Dexterity to manipulate camera and audio controls and computer interfaces in a timely manner. |