Ensure the right information reaches the right audience while preserving institutional memory, discretion, and public credibility.
Who this office suits
Members who enjoy writing, research, archival work, information judgment, public relations, or intelligence analysis.
02 / CORE RESPONSIBILITIES
The work
Produce corporate communications, notices, and public material.
Maintain records, archives, reports, and intelligence products.
Verify information and manage classification or disclosure.
Support public relations, documentation, and information recovery.
03 / CURRENT PRIORITIES
The direction
Improve the quality of public and internal communications.
Build a searchable, reliable corporate archive.
Standardize reporting and information classification.
Protect sensitive records without obstructing necessary access.
04 / OFFICE STRUCTURE
Divisions within OCDR
2 divisions bring distinct responsibilities together within the office. Ask office management about current assignments and entry requirements.
Communications & Relations Division
Shapes clear institutional communications and maintains relationships across the community. Coordinates notices, public information, and office-facing communication.
Public communications
Community relations
Institutional notices
Information & Records Division
Maintains the institution’s documented knowledge through record organization, publication control, and archival stewardship.
Corporate records
Publication control
Archives
05 / PUBLICATIONS
Office records
Public reports, notices, directives, and reference material released by this office.
No public records yet.
Reports and notices will appear here when OCDR releases them.
06 / ENTRY PATH
Your next step starts with the community.
Meet the people behind OCDR, learn about the office, and review the application process when you are ready.