Research Culture And Researcher Development Intern - Pathfinder Career Destinations With Uofg,
CurrentWorkshops and events: Support the scheduling, delivery and communication of Pathfinder eventsVisibility: Promote and increase visibility of Pathfinder, including through the Pathfinder LinkedInBlog series: Support with securing, editing and promoting the Pathfinder blog series on the AuditoriumResource and Data Banks: Compile and maintain Career Destination Data and Resource BankContribute to the planning, design, promotion, delivery, and evaluation of initiatives that serve the research and researcher community, such as induction programmes, conferences, communities of practice, consultations, or researcher competitions, as directed by the line managerContribute to the end-to-end event management of the key RC&RD initiatives detailed in the job purpose. This covers tasks such as event programming; venue management; liaising with speakers and trainers; creating digital information and promotional materials; collating and circulating event resources; handling participant attendance and communications; ensuring events run smoothlyMaintain accurate data and documentation on initiatives, and contribute to team reporting requirements, for example by compiling delivery, attendance, evaluation, and impact dataPreparing appropriate promotional content, to support a high-quality, recognisable, online identity for RC&RD initiatives. For example, maintaining webpages; updating toolkits; creating branded event materials; and contribute to targeted email and social media campaignsContribute to updating, maintaining, and promoting the RC&RD social media presenceWrite for the RC&RD team blogs on a scheduled rotaOrganise and lead on-campus community activities on a scheduled rota as part of the WalkTalkRun initiativeWork independently, prioritising and balancing their own workload to ensure initiatives are delivered in a timely manner, bearing in mind the needs of the research and researcher community, the reputation of the team, and their own doctoral studies