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Ampact

Operator of evidence-based AmeriCorps programs

Graphic Designer Intern

Graphic DesignUpdated on Nov 13
InternshipUnited States$17 /hr

About the Job

Requirements

  • Candidates must be currently pursuing a certificate or degree program in graphic design, web design, desktop publishing, or a related discipline.
  • Candidates must provide work samples or a link to an online portfolio demonstrating aptitude for graphic design.
  • Candidates must have strong skills in Adobe Creative Xpress or Adobe Creative Suite.
  • Candidates must be proficient in Microsoft Office.
  • Candidates must be able to travel locally as needed to attend meetings or events.
  • Candidates must be able to transport moderately heavy objects up to 25 pounds.

Responsibilities

  • Utilize brand templates and style guides to create graphics for social media, blogs, emails, and presentations.
  • Research, identify, tag, and prepare photos and image libraries for marketing and promotion.
  • Assist with maintaining a library of images and templates.
  • Support photo and video shoots or event photography.
  • Collaborate with a supervisor to develop new templates and improve visual impact.
  • Communicate effectively with people and groups in multiple settings within and outside the organization.
  • Effectively utilize existing and emerging technology to achieve required results.

About the Company

Ampact

Operator of evidence-based AmeriCorps programs

Ampact is a Minneapolis-based nonprofit that implements evidence-based AmeriCorps programs at scale, recruiting, training, and supporting trained service members who address community needs in education, addiction recovery, and housing stability. It runs education programs such as Reading Corps, Math Corps, and Early Learning Corps, along with Recovery Corps for substance use disorder and Heading Home Corps for housing instability, placing members who receive biweekly pay, tuition assistance, and health insurance while they serve. What sets Ampact apart is its focus on rigorously evaluated models—Reading Corps and Math Corps have been recognized by Evidence for ESSA, the What Works Clearinghouse, and National Student Support Accelerator—delivered through the AmeriCorps national service structure. The goal is to solve complex social problems through proven AmeriCorps programs, supporting more than 3,700 members annually across 13 states.

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