Institute of Human Nutrition
Position Summary
The Recruitment, Communications & Alumni Relations Coordinator supports the Institute of Human Nutrition's recruitment, communications, marketing, and alumni engagement initiatives. Approximately 45% of the position is dedicated to recruitment for the Master of Science in Human Nutrition program, 40% supports communications and marketing for the Institute, and 15% focuses on alumni engagement and relationship-building.
Reporting to the Director of Operations and the MS Program Director, the Coordinator collaborates closely with the MS Program Assistant, faculty, staff, students, alumni, and University partners to recruit prospective students, maintain the Institute's digital presence, develop communications materials, strengthen alumni engagement, and promote the Institute's academic programs, continuing education activities, research initiatives, and events.
The ideal candidate is a highly organized, creative professional with experience in higher education recruitment, communications, digital marketing, and relationship management.
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Equal Opportunity Employer / Disability / Veteran
Columbia University is committed to the hiring of qualified local residents.
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