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Department: College of Arts & Sciences
Time Type: Part time
Job Description: Summary: Working in the TESOL Program office in support of program events, initiatives, and social media. Must be a federal work study student, have attention to detail, and proficient in Canva /social media platforms.
Position Type/Expected Hours of Work: - Student, Federal Work Study
- Part-time
- 10 hours/week
Salary Range: Other Details - This position is available only to enrolled American University students.
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