Federal Work Study Potential: Digital Accessibility Graduate Lead Intern for Document Remediation

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University of Virginia | Office of Equal Opportunity & Civil Rights | 10 hrs /week | $22/ hr About the Role Help make the University of Virginia’s digital content accessible to everyone . As a Digital Accessibility Graduate Lead Intern you will lead one of two small teams of Digital Accessibility Undergraduate Interns for a new document remediation service for UVA staff . Each Lead supervises up to three undergraduate student interns . The L ead is expected to delegate assignments, review output for accuracy and accessibility, and manage the processes of th is service. In addition to team leadership responsibilities, the Lead will remediate advanced or complicated assignments. The position reports to the Digital Accessibility Coordinator.…

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