A Student Tech Leadership Program
                            
Pro Bono Public Relations Position 2011-2012 School Year
  (Open until Filled)

Marketing Strategy

  1. Assist MSCA to develop comprehensive marketing strategy for print, broadcast, and social media.
  2. Contact COE/District Communication representatives re MOUSE Squad schools in their district/county.
  3. Help MSCA create media/press kit. Write and send out press releases.
  4. Clarify and communicate key messages.
  5. Identify and engage with print, television, and radio outlets to pitch stories.
  6. Compile list of media contacts, i.e., newspaper, TV, etc.

Documentaries/Testimonials

  1. Assist MSCA to create 3 or 4 focus testimonial videos highlighting MSCA programs.
  2. Assist MSCA to post completed videos on-line.

 
Experience/Skills Recommended

  • Public Relations
  • Marketing, communications and brand strategy
  • Partner development and constituent outreach
  • Strategy development and management  
  • Communications, collaboration and teamwork
  • Flexible, adaptable
  • Focus on results
  • Experience working with youth, educators, and corporate personnel
  • Able to handle multiple tasks at once and respond in timely manner
  • Take initiative and work without a lot of supervision

MOUSE Squad empowers upper elementary, middle and high school students to learn problem solving, communication, technology and leadership skills while providing a service to their schools and community sites. It can be an after school program or an in-school elective.

MOUSE Squad of California is a program of Aspiranet, a non-profit organization that provides after-schoo, youth development, and community technology programs, and children and family services in California.   MSCA is in partnership with MOUSE (Making Opportunities for Upgrading Schools and Education Inc., http://www.mouse.org, a New York City-based not-for-profit.

Email cover letter and resume to: Jan Half, MSCA Program Director, 408-712-5912