About the position

As a whole, BruinLife is composed of various components: the BruinLife Annual, BruinLife Online and BruinLife Photo Studio.

The Yearbook Marketing staff focuses on solely marketing the yearbook.

As a member of the Yearbook marketing section, you will create BruinLife's Yearbook social media content. The Yearbook Marketing Staff is responsible for all advertising, business and sales related to the yearbook. You will design and create flyers, content and advertisements and carry out promotional events and collaborations with other groups on campus.

Staff members focus mostly on increasing sales of the yearbook by grassroots methods: flyering and tabling.

Training

Please note that there is mandatory Student Media training for new interns, as well as any trainings held by your section editor. Student Media training usually occurs on the weekends after Weeks 3, 4 and 5. Further details will be provided upon acceptance.

Responsibilities

• Table/flyer to promote the yearbook portraits and yearbook.
• Help develop and execute creative marketing strategies for yearbook photos.
• Deal with customers regarding purchases of various of our products.
• Complete a minimum of 1 office hours: All BruinLife staff members must fulfill this requirement. Office hours may be completed at any time during the week at your discretion. The purpose of these office hours are to work on BruinLife yearbook assignments in-office, but we also encourage staffers to utilize the office to study, rest, and socialize with other BruinLife members.
• Attend all-staff meetings and section meetings.
• Complete at least 1 one-on-one with your section editor per quarter.

Qualifications

Applicants do not need prior marketing experience to apply for this job. There will be staff workshops and office hours available for guidance. However, due to the nature of the position, candidates with basic knowledge of social media and/or marketing skills will be preferred.

What we can offer you

• Valuable marketing knowledge and better understanding of how to work in a marketing/sales environment.
• A more extensive resume.
• Networking opportunities with alumni and other Student Media publications.
• A platform for your voice.
• Connections with community organizations.
• Valuable newsroom knowledge and better understanding of how to work in an editorial environment.
• Opportunities for growth
• A safe space for discourse and differing values.
• Food and socials.
• Long time friends!

Application Materials

Resume (PDF)

Short answer responses

Screenshot of your tentative fall quarter schedule

If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected].