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Three League job announcements
Would you like to see your face on the League’s staff page? Apply for one of these exciting jobs at the League of American Bicyclists.
Education director:
The League of American Bicyclists is looking for an Education Director to lead and manage our national certification and education program and coordinate a nationwide network of volunteer instructors and trainers. This position will need to transition current curricula to on-line delivery of classroom materials. We are looking for an enthusiastic program manager with strong technology and communication skills.
Send cover letter and resume to: elizabeth@bikeleague.org.
Bicycle Friendly America Program Specialist:
The League of American Bicyclists is hiring a Bicycle Friendly America program specialist to serve as primary contact with applicants, answer technical and detailed queries, and produce written reports and presentations. The specialist will also assist in developing BFA educational and outreach events, review BFA applications, contribute to listserves and publications on behalf of the BFA program, and participate in the creation and development of new BFA designations. Minimum of two years experience in either bicycle planning/engineering and/or advocacy required.
Send resume and cover letter to elizabeth@bikeleague.org.
Bicycle Friendly America Communications Manager:
The League of American Bicyclists is seeking a Bicycle Friendly America Communications Manager to lead program-based media and public relations, magazine and web publishing, and brand management. This position will need to have strong writing skills, experience with Web publishing software (preferably Expression Engine), and excellent time management skills. The BFA communications manager will assist in all aspects of social media and Web site presentation of the Bicycle Friendly America program. Familiarity with video production a plus.
Send cover letter and resume to: elizabeth@bikeleague.org.
Darren Flusche
League Policy Director
Flusche joined the League in April 2009 and has a B.A. in history from Syracuse University and a Masters of Public Administration with a concentration in public policy analysis from New York University.
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April 25th, 2011 at 5:31 pm
Online education? What will this mean, no more classes?
April 26th, 2011 at 9:33 am
I’m wondering if “on-line delivery” will make it easier for me to get my LCI. Closest one to Wichita was in Kansas City 2 or 3 years ago. Nothing as close since then. If I want it this year. I’ll have to drive 6 to 9 hours and incur additional hotel and travel expenses.
April 28th, 2011 at 10:05 am
We have utilized the LAB web site(Bicycle Safety Tips for Adults)as part of our online Bicycle Operator Safety Seminar program for the past year. On line provides the convenience need in todays “zoom zoom “society. Going,living green is our goal.