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University of Central Missouri (UCM)

Student Employee - UCM Store Graphic Design - Fall 2026

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A Web Designer creates design for websites, including layout and graphics. Integrates applications or other content as needed for a site. May also write web design programs.

$52,113 / year median in Missouri

-9% projected decline

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Job Description

This highly skilled position creates and produces digital and print materials to promote the UCM Store's image and develops and maintains graphics and content on the store website and social media sites.
Duties Include:
Publication & design
  • Conceptualize, write, edit, and design promotional materials including brochures, print and digital advertising, direct mail, banners, website, etc Image Design
  • Conceptualize and design promotional images including logos, graphic identifiers, etc. Web Graphics
  • Assist with creating and editing photos and graphics for ucmbookstore.com. Web edits
  • Prepare and/or complete text edits for the web. Social media
  • Assist with conceptualizing, creating, scheduling, and posting content to official UCM Store's social media sites. Photo shoots
  • Assist with scheduling and coordinating. Photography
  • Occasionally photograph products, events, people and campus.
Summer work is required. Other duties as required, including but not limited to web order fulfillment and cashier assistance.
Education:
High school diploma or equivalent. Sophomore level or higher college student (specify hours earned) majoring in
Graphic Design Experience:
Applicant must possess attention to detail, communication skills, including oral, written and/or nonverbal. Knowledge of University environment preferred. Ability to work independently as well as with a team. Must be self-motivated. Candidate must have excellent problem solving/analytical skills. Strong time management skills-ability prioritize and meet deadlines while managing multiple projects Demonstrated proficiency using word processing, spreadsheet, and presentation. Demonstrated proficiency using software Adobe InDesign, Photoshop, Illustrator, and/or Lightroom. Preferred proficiency in web page maintenance.
Working Hours and Days:
Candidate will work 15-20 hours per week, some of which may be irregular or outside the traditional workday.