BLOGGING CLUB
Leadership Roles
Welcome to the DC Blogging Club's Leadership Roles page! Here, you’ll discover our key leadership positions, along with their responsibilities and expectations. If you are interested in becoming a future leader, please consider joining as a junior member to familiarize with our processes and take the first step toward leadership in our vibrant community!
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Applications Are Currently Open for Fall 2025 Leadership Positions
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Applicants must be full-time Durham College students with an active Durham College email address
who are registered to attend school in the Fall 2025 Semester.
What Do Our Leaders Do?
Club Director
The role of the Club Director is to oversee the direction of the club, come up with a strategy for the upcoming semester and work on completing the goals and agendas of the blogging club. The Club Director will be playing an active role in networking with the students, teachers and community to build opportunities for club growth and development. As the face of the club, they may be expected to attend events on behalf of the club, meet with the student association and head major club events.
Assistant Club Director
The Assistant Club Director assists the Club Director in running the club, managing the leadership team and mentoring general club members. They also share the responsibility of running bi-weekly club meetings, setting club targets, and measuring the progress of club goals. Together with the Club Director, they will network with the school, participate in marketing activities and work to further develop the initiatives started by the club. While this role is ideal for those who are interested in learning about business, marketing, administration or project management we encourage any full-time student with a strong drive to spark positive change to apply for this role.
Club Integration Leader
The role of the Club Integration Leader is to develop and maintain a complete on-boarding program that tracks club members stages of development from the moment they apply as a member, to the moment they complete their off-boarding survey. The Club Integration Leader will also play a key role in developing recruitment strategy, club member retention policy and succession planning for key roles within the club. They will work closely with the Club Director to ensure that students are setting goals and utilizing their time effectively to achieve them.
Lead Graphic Designer
The Lead Graphic Designer's primary role is to network with other club leaders to complete necessary design jobs for the club. The overall goal of this position is to assist with the development of the club aesthetic by coordinating graphics across our social media platforms, website and advertising initiatives. As a leader in the club, they will contribute to modifying design policy and assist in developing posting rules that consider the visual aspect of our clubs brand. As a creator, they will also play a key role in initiatives like recruiting, event promotion and swag development through media-post campaigns and poster development.
Event Coordinator
The Event Coordinator manages the larger club events, coordinating with the leaders and volunteers as well as handling all of the planning aspects of the event. We strive to hold a minimum of one larger event each school year, with the planning stages happening in the early parts of the year, and the event happening the following semester. Making this event a success will be the primary goal of the Event Coordinator, however they will also work with the Meeting Coordinator to coordinate smaller events run by other club members throughout the semester. Together they bill build and maintain a running event schedule which will be posted on our website.
Marketing Coordinator
Our Marketing Coordinator role will work on club PR, including image building and brand development. The Marketing Coordinator works closely with the Club Director to develop a marketing strategy for the clubs internal and external components. This means they assist with coming up with internal strategy to promote club initiatives within the school, while also assisting with the external marketing; which includes contributing to our social-media plan and blog promotion strategy. This leadership position also works closely with the graphic design team, and the students filling an HR capacity who are implementing the clubs recruitment strategy.
Content Coordinator
The Content Coordinator is primarily responsible for reviewing and scheduling student-generated content for publication on the club’s website and social media platforms. They collaborate closely with the Lead Content Editor and Lead Graphic Designer to finalize blog posts and prepare them for release. In partnership with the Marketing Coordinator, they help shape and execute the club’s social media strategy. Acting as a liaison between the leadership team and general members, they assist in screening submissions and managing content flow. As a student mentor, they also contribute to the club manual and meetings by developing training materials and offering practical tips to support fellow members.
Lead Content Editor
The role of the Lead Content Editor is to assist in the editing of content scheduled for publication on the club blog or social media channels. Their role is to ensure that all materials meet the club’s standards for quality and relevance. The Lead Content Editor will work closely with the Content Coordinator to manage the editorial calendar, collaborate with writers and other content creators, and provide constructive feedback to contributors to help them improve their writing. They will also assist the Club Director by contributing training materials for club meetings and the club manual.
Meeting Coordinator
The Meeting Coordinator is largely an internal role that is a mix of administration and event coordination. They will assist with the scheduling and running of club meetings, monitor the clubs email account and coordinate communication within the club. They will assist with form creation, document collection, surveys and other written correspondence as needed. As a leader, they will also help streamline internal communications, and create guides on how to access certain information or complete specific tasks within the club.
Budget Manager
The clubs Budget Manager will assist us in optimizing our club budget each semester and help us research options to monetize our student run blog. They will be consulted and included in the event proposal process and make sure we do not go over budget on our school funded activities. As a leader, they will also contribute content to the club manual with tips on monetization strategy. This role is ideal for someone with an interest in accounting, but is also beneficial for someone who is genuinely interested in helping us earn money for the student food kitchen at Durham College.
Art Coordinator
The Art Coordinator assists in finding appropriate imagery for the website, directs creative aspects of the club and helps with photography needs. They fill a creative role that collaborates with different areas of the club and they have a lot of creative freedom. If you have experience in photography or art you may excel at this role. A large part of this role will include sourcing images for blog posts, social media posts or marketing materials. They will also develop resources for other "non-artsy" club members to help them find aesthetic solutions for their design projects.
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And Start As A Junior Club Member
If you're looking to strengthen your communication and leadership skills, consider joining our vibrant team of student volunteers! With plans to grow both personally and professionally, we build lasting connections with our club members and community. As a member of the DC Blogging Club you can help us spark positive change in our community.
NOTE: As a student leader you can earn points towards a Global Competency designation at Durham College, or earn volunteer hours for the DC Crew. You must be a full-time Durham College student to join.