[Jobs] center for social media

[Jeremy Hunsinger]

The School of Communication's Center for Social Media is seeking an  
Associate Director. The Associate Director manages the day-to-day  
programs of the Center for Social Media, helps the Executive Director  
design and fundraise for future programs and under the general  
direction of the Executive Director supervises staff members and  
consultants executing the programs. This position has responsibility  
for integrating the different projects of the Center and executing  
the activities of each. It also carries responsibility for assisting  
the Executive Director in shaping the emerging agenda and maintenance  
of the mission of the Center so background in public media issues is  
necessary. The Associate Director is expected to supervise the office  
and personnel reporting to that position on a day-to-day basis. The  
Associate Director will need high-level management skills, for  
instance those of a director of a nonprofit organization or an  
executive producer in media production.
Qualified candidates should preferably have a M.A. in a relevant  
field and high level experience managing projects for and/or with non- 
profit organizations, with fundraising background. Knowledge of  
public media issues and/or production experience essential. At least  
3 years of supervisory experience. Ability to strategically and  
creatively think/write/present about social media issues. Salary  
$60-80K, commiserate with experience.
For information about the Center for Social Media, please visit the  
Web site at http://www.centerforsocialmedia.org.
Candidates should view the university's outstanding benefits package  
on our web site at www.american.edu/hr. To apply, complete an  
application in person or send your resume with salary requirements  
to: American University, Office of Human Resources, 4400  
Massachusetts Ave., NW, Washington, DC 20016-8054. Fax (202)  
885-1737. Email careers at american.edu. Applicants may download an  
application from our web site. An EEO/AA university.

Jeremy Hunsinger
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