This document guides SLU Career Services' weekly posts on our social media pages.

This project was for my Strategic Media Writing class. Our professor instructed us to create a media release for a company of our choosing.

Success stories have been a way to showcase the great achievements of SLU alumni and current students, and have also allowed Career Services to talk about strong relationships with specific employers. All stories can be found on the SLU Career Services' homepage.

This shows that I had the top two most-liked Instagram posts in my first 30 days. (The link leads to the Etiquette Dinner post)

This post was announcing the Director of The Valerie A. Davisson Career Resources Center, Karl Aldrich's, 13th workiversary. It ended up being Career Services' most-liked LinkedIn post.

I updated all of Career Services' common documents in 2024. Some had not been updated since 2019 or earlier.

I created this setup to be a self-service headshot booth for students at SLU Career Services Spring 2025 Career Expo. I set it up where students could utilize our lights and our backdrop, but they would take the photo on their phone. Over 150 students utilized this service.

I created a standard PowerPoint/Canva template for the SLU Career Services department to be used during presentations.

I created this handout to inform students about the new professional headshot service available from the SLU Career Services department.

I created many editorial calendars on Google Sheets in this fashion. The left column indicated when to post content, the next column was a link to the content, then we inserted the Vimeo video links, and the last three sections were for the description's copy.