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Kansas State University

Collegian Media Group Director and Instructor

Kansas State University, Manhattan, Kansas, United States, 66506


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Have you got what it takes to succeed The following information should be read carefully by all candidates.Collegian Media Group Director and InstructorAbout This Role:The A.Q. Miller School of Media and Communication at Kansas State University and Collegian Media Group (CMG) seek a forward-thinking journalistic leader to fill the position of CMG Director and Instructor for our award-winning student media organization. This dynamic role is split between teaching cutting-edge classes in news writing, media design, social media, and other relevant subjects, and being the director of Student Publications Inc., which does business as Collegian Media Group, answering to the CMG board of directors as well as the director of the school.What is expected:The position entails a 50/50 split between teaching news and sports writing, media design, and social media courses, and leading CMG's student-run publications, a nonprofit 501(c)(3), including "The Collegian" newspaper, "Manhappenin'" magazine, and "The Royal Purple" yearbook. The role involves overseeing a dedicated team of students and staff, driving award-winning content, and engaging with the CMG board and director of the school. It is student-run under the supervision of full-time faculty advisors employed by the corporation. CMG's student publications have won numerous national and regional awards.As a faculty member of SMC, this person will serve on committees and be expected to teach to the highest standards as well as being a teammate on a forward-facing faculty, continuing and nurturing the symbiotic relationship between the corporation and the School of Media and Communication.Ideal candidates will possess extensive experience in student media, both in print and online, as well as mentoring and coaching students, alongside a strong background in nonprofit management and strategic planning. You should be fluent in creating new media, leading fundraising initiatives, and fostering high school recruitment and student engagement. Join us in revolutionizing student media and making a lasting impact at Kansas State University!Duties as Adviser:Advise students and review publication content and procedures for CMG publications, with emphasis on "The Collegian," an online and weekly news publication. The adviser does not decide story content or layout but advises overall content and quality control.Participate in planning sessions, provide feedback for student leaders, encourage creativity, and promote successful risk-taking.Support journalistic endeavors to create student journalistic opportunity, helping grow, guide, correct, and nurture the next generation of journalists.Adhere to university rules and regulations for recognized student organizations.Administrator:Execute the directions of the CMG board of directors and successfully implement advances.Keep board aware of nonprofit's achievements and weaknesses.Act on committees for the board, including financial and fundraising.Prepare financial and managerial documents while planning monthly board meetings.Manager:Oversee day-to-day activities of the nonprofit; hire and supervise the permanent staff reporting to the director.Act as treasurer for CMG.Supervise CMG employees.Interface with vendors.Prepare yearly budget, track charges and be responsible for the bottom line.Faculty:Teach a 2/2 load of classes in news reporting and writing and other journalistic skills.Serve on SMC committees and attend faculty meetings and relevant functions.Collaborate with other faculty members on curriculum development and innovation.Why Join Us:The A.Q. Miller School is a powerful media and communication destination on campus and online for education, research, and community engagement at Kansas State University. Students major in Advertising & Public Relations, Communication Studies, Digital Innovation in Media, or News & Sports Media; earn minors and certificates; or pursue an advanced degree that will prepare them for a scholarly or professional career. Our 30+ faculty and staff represent decades of experience in industry and education, training tomorrow's communicators to be critical thinkers, astute information consumers, and creative, ethical, and engaged leaders.

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