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Graduate Assistant – Communications & Media - Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center (FAPC)

  • Feb 9
  • 2 min read

Closes February 27


Position Overview:

The Communications & Media Graduate Assistant plays a key role in executing and coordinating FAPC’s strategic communications, marketing and media initiatives. This position supports highlevel storytelling across research, industry partnerships, Extension programming, and major events, while gaining professional-level experience in applied agricultural communications.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Plan and execute photography and video projects highlighting FAPC research, facilities and industry impact

  • Write and edit communications materials including web content, features, newsletters,

    and promotional copy

  • Support social media strategy, content planning and analytics tracking

  • Assist with branding, design and visual storytelling projects

  • Provide communications support for major events, workshops and symposiums

  • Coordinate with faculty, staff, students and external partners on communications needs

  • Mentor or help supervise undergraduate interns as appropriate


Required / Preferred Qualifications:

  • Admission to a graduate program at Oklahoma State University (Agricultural

    Communications or related field preferred)

  • Strong writing, editing and storytelling skills

  • Demonstrated experience with photography, video or digital media

  • Proficiency with Adobe Creative Cloud (Premiere Pro, Lightroom, Illustrator preferred)

  • Ability to manage multiple projects and meet deadlines

  • Professional communication skills and attention to detail


To Apply:

Résumé or CV

  • 1–3 pages

  • Should include:

    • OSU Graduate program and anticipated start term

    • Relevant undergraduate degree(s)

    • Communications, media or related experience

    • Leadership roles or professional involvement

    • Technical skills (photography, video, design, writing, analytics, etc.


Statement of Interest

  • 500–750 words max

  • Please describe your interest in the FAPC Communications & Media Graduate Assistantship, how your background and skills align with this role, and how this position fits into your academic and professional goals. Applicants are encouraged to address their interest in applied agricultural communications and working in a research, Extension and industry-focused environment.


Work Samples / Portfolio (required)

Submission format:

  • Link to portfolio website, Google Drive or PDF

  • Examples may include:

    • Photography

    • Video or multimedia projects

    • Graphic design or layout work

    • Writing samples (features, web copy reports, newsletters)

    • Social media or campaign examples


Availability & Commitment Confirmation

  • Please include a brief statement confirming:

    • Availability for approximately 20 hours per week during the academic year

    • Willingness to meet regular deadlines and weekly deliverables

    • Ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a professional environment


Faculty or Professional Reference

  • Provide one reference with: Name, title/role and email address


Applications should be submitted to: stephanie.greenlee@okstate.edu

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