Public Relations Manager
Stanford University
Stanford, CA · Posted November 9, 2026
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About the job
Develop and implement strategies and programs that increase public awareness and understanding of the university, its achievements, and its value to the local and international community. Evaluate public attitudes towards the institution and execute a program of action to earn public understanding, acceptance, and support. Communicate with a variety of constituencies (faculty, staff, alumni, students, parents, potential students and their families, donors, the media, local, state, and federal governments, businesses, and the local community) for the purpose of enhancing those constituencies' perception of the university.