Want to Work For Penn State Football?
Title: Penn State Football Marketing and Promotions AssistantContract dates: full time with addition of working all Penn State Football marketing events. January 11, 2010 through July 9, 2010Salary and benefits: $ 1,200 /month. No employee benefits or employee status.Overview of position: responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Penn State Football Marketing Office and the planning and execution of the annual Blue White Weekend.Report directly to, Guido D’Elia, Director of Communications and Branding for Penn State Football.
Looking through the description, it seems this position will be critical in coordinating 2010’s Blue-White Weekend. I’m not so sure that a few of our commenters that have referred to D’Elia as “Guidumb” or “arrogant prick” would be interested in this position, but there are scores more that would do anything to be involved in the phenomenon that is Penn State football. Even at $1,200 a month with no benefits, they’re not going to have any trouble hiring someone.
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