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R2026106441 Graphic Designer, 4-H Youth Development (Open)

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R2026106441 Graphic Designer, 4-H Youth Development (Open)
Colorado State University
Position Summary
The Colorado State University 4-H Youth Development Program is seeking a creative and detail-oriented student employee to support the design, formatting, and accessibility of 4-H curriculum, educational resources, and communications materials. This role collaborates with CSU staff, student workers, and 4-H professionals to enhance the quality and accessibility of youth development resources while gaining valuable experience in graphic design, digital accessibility, and professional communication.
Flexible scheduling is available for students working 10–15 hours per week on the CSU campus.
Department Name
CSU Extension - Youth Development (4045)
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Anticipated Start Date
9/9/2026
Anticipated Weekly Hours
10-15 hours per week.
Required Job Qualifications
- Experience with Microsoft Office Suite.
- Experience working with Adobe, Google Docs and Sheets, and design tools such as Canva and/or Venngage.
- Strong organization skills and is detail oriented.
- Demonstrated ability to work independently, take direction, and complete tasks in a timely manner.
Preferred Job Qualifications
- Technical skills with graphic design software (like Canva, Venngage, or Publisher), social media platforms, WordPress, etc.
- Experience or knowledge of the 4-H Youth Development program.
Essential Duties
- Provide graphic design for 4-H project curriculum, resources, and various communication media.
- Updating the design of both existing and updated curriculum with a special focus on making the materials accessible to screen readers.
- Work in collaboration with other CSU student workers and 4-H professionals in the office to make 4-H materials accessible.
- Complete professional development training as needed.


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Application Instructions
For full consideration, all materials must be RECEIVED in Workday no later than 12:00 AM Mountain Time on Friday, August 21, 2026. Please submit the following to apply:
- Resume
For questions regarding the application process, contact the OEE HR at OEE_HR@colostate.edu. For questions regarding the job vacancy, responsibilities, and hourly pay rate, please contact Lisa Sholten at Lisa.Sholten@colostate.edu.
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