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Community Engagement Position descriptions

Finding the Right Person

Hiring the right person to advance your community engagement strategy can be a challenge for public media. What are the skills station managers need to advertise as they recruit a community engagement specialist? NCME has culled a number of engagement job descriptions from public media nationwide to serve as models to adapt and/or follow.

For News/Talk stations

Public radio stations pride themselves on providing excellent international, national and local news services. Here are samples of engagement-related job descriptions from news/talk stations that have hired staff to work collaboratively with news departments, and their communities, to deepen the station’s relationships and impact.

News Online Engagement Specialist (pdf)
Community Engagement Facilitator (pdf)
Senior Manager of Community Engagement (pdf)

For Eclectic Formats and/or Community Stations

Community stations deliver an eclectic blend of programming to different communities of listeners, requiring a unique set of skills to manage complex relationships among staff, volunteers, stakeholders and communities. Listed below are job descriptions that describe the necessary skill sets and qualifications to mange a community engagement campaign at a community radio station.

Underwriting and Community Engagement Director 1 (pdf)
Underwriting and Community Engagement Director 2 (pdf)

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