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Student Podcast Coordinator — Inside Higher Ed

Inside Higher Ed Lawrence, KS 1 month ago

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Student Podcast Coordinator

The Dole Institute of Politics is seeking a Student Podcast Coordinator to support the production of “From the Balcony,” a podcast that brings candid, thoughtful, and engaging conversations on public policy and defining issues of today. This role reports to the Director of Programs and Student Affairs and meets regularly with the Dole Institute Director.

About the Podcast

Just off the Senate Republican Leader’s office at the U.S. Capitol Building lies a balcony with a sweeping view of the National Mall. Upon Senator Bob Dole’s retirement from the U.S. Senate in 1996, the chamber unanimously approved to rename it the “Robert J. Dole Balcony.” Our podcast brings that spirit to life by providing a place for candid discussions on public policy.

Key Responsibilities (50% Program Development)

  • Brainstorm guest topics and speakers with Director approval
  • Formally invite podcast guests and send preparation information
  • Research topics and draft interview questions
  • Coordinate podcast logistics including microphone and equipment setup
  • Arrange filming locations within the Dole Institute building

Outreach & Communications (25%)

  • Attend SAB recruitment events and meetings each semester
  • Edit short video clips and promote series on social media
  • Respond to work-related emails and guest correspondence timely

Administrative Responsibilities (25%)

  • Attend weekly marketing and director meetings
  • Provide administrative support: phones, greeting visitors, special projects
  • Assist with event setup and logistics

Hours: 7-12 hours per week, Monday-Friday, including daytime and evening events.

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