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Communication Intern WANTED!

ByHelen

Lawrenceville United is looking for a communication intern!

The Communication Intern will work directly with the Community Program Manager to support various programs and events via multiple communication platforms.  These platforms include, but are not limited to, LU WordPress-based Website, eNewsletter publication, Social Media pages, and general marketing.  The Communication Intern will work primarily on upkeep and maintenance of the various platforms, as well as some database management and upkeep.

For more information on the position, please see the full job announcement HERE.

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