CFP for Designer

[smythp]

I read this over, here are my thoughts:

• This individual will be a contract worker and not salaried, I wouldn't use the word "salary." "Compensation," perhaps?
• The wording makes it sound like they'd be working directly for the NEH. Perhaps something like: "We are seeking a talented and experienced graphic designer to work on a project funded by a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)."
• Branding guidelines? Do we have these? Sounds like comms department boilerplate and is probably not needed.
• Do we care if they have a Bachelor's? I certainly don't. They should have a nice portfolio.
• "Excellent attention to detail and ability to produce high-quality work in a fast-paced environment" Seems somewhat meaningless and impossible to directly acertain.
• Copy a CUNY equal opportunity statement, they're different from others, and this one is oddly worded. For example, Italian Americans are protected as a category at CUNY, for whatever historical reason.

@szweibel @leanne-fan

[leanne-fan]

Google doc with existing CFP https://docs.google.com/document/d/1prODX_A5JJ15rBwPhZStUV5opdx-9spxlrljMG_epyI/edit