Gig: GIS Mapping Project

UNC Charlotte Gig Training Program

Gig
Closes on Friday, January 10, 2025

Job Description

Role Type: Gig
Timeframe: Student placements will begin on Monday, February 10th (02/10/2025) and end on Friday April, 4th (04/04/2025)
Hours: 40 hours total
In-person, Hybrid or Remote: Remote

Organization Profile
Assuaged Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to improving public health outcomes through education, mentorship, and digital training. We empower marginalized students with skills to excel in the health and wellness industry through hands-on experience and professional development.


Project Description and Location
This fully remote project enables students to collaborate virtually with our team to develop GIS mapping projects, digital marketing strategies, and SEO content promoting public health initiatives.


Project Scope
Tasks include:
• Designing GIS maps for food deserts and type 2 diabetes prevention.
• Creating SEO-driven content supporting public health awareness.
• Developing digital campaigns for advocacy.
• Conducting data analysis to enhance outreach.
Preferred Student Demographic and Qualifications
• Students in public health, digital marketing, or data science programs.
• GIS familiarity (preferred but not required; training provided).
• Strong communication and organizational skills.
• Interest in public health and social impact.


Hours Required for Completion
40–50 hours over 4–6 weeks, with flexible scheduling.


Student Benefits from Participation
Students gain hands-on experience in GIS mapping, digital marketing, and industry-standard tools like Hubspot and ESRI’s ArcGIS. They also receive mentorship, build a professional portfolio, and acquire career-enhancing skills.


Expected Outcomes
Students will complete GIS maps addressing public health challenges, create impactful campaigns, and develop teamwork, project management, and data storytelling skills.

On-Campus Employment (UNC Charlotte Departments Only) 5 - 10 UNC Charlotte Gig Training Program
Gig: GIS Mapping Project - 143135