Established in 1963 as the result of a merger of three predecessor schools, University School of Milwaukee is a coeducational college preparatory day school with an enrollment of 1,133 students in prekindergarten (age 3) through grade 12. We provide an outstanding education in a supportive, inclusive community built on the foundation of our Common Trust. By igniting a passion for learning, leadership, and service, the School prepares each student - as an individual - for success in higher education and a life of purpose. USM embraces a tradition of superior academic achievement through a commitment to expertise and innovation in our School.
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General Summary:
The Graphic Designer and Creative Manager supports the efforts of the Director of Marketing and Communications and other members of the Marketing and Communications office to design and create various pieces in order to promote University School of Milwaukee to various constituency groups. Reporting directly to the Director of Marketing and Communications, the Graphic Designer and Creative Manager serves as a communications resource for administration, faculty, staff, parents, and others throughout the USM community, while ensuring brand compliance with the school’s visual identity guide, and serves as the primary graphic designer and photographer for the majority of the school’s marketing and communications pieces.