5 assistant teaching professor jobs found

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Associate Vice President for Development Job Description Summary: The Associate Vice President for Development is a senior advancement leader responsible for designing, leading, and executing comprehensive fundraising strategies across annual giving, major gifts, planned giving, and corporate and foundation relations in support of the university’s strategic priorities. Reporting to the Vice President for University Advancement ( VPUA ), the AVP serves as both strategic architect and working fundraiser—driving revenue growth and organizational capacity while maintaining a personal portfolio of high-capacity donors and providing day-to-day leadership to frontline development staff. The AVP partners closely with the President, Vice President for Advancement, deans, faculty, and trustees to align fundraising priorities with institutional goals and to build a culture of philanthropic excellence across the university. Minimum Qualifications: Seven...

Assistant Director of Donor Relations Primary Purpose: The Assistant Director of Donor Relations is an important partner in the strategic management of University of the Pacific's relationships with its donors and is a key collaborator with the development division and university partners. The assistant director designs and implements a portfolio of programming focused on donor recognition, engagement and retention. The position is primarily responsible for communicating gratitude and impact, envisioning creative ways to thank donors and illustrating how their philanthropy changes lives and furthers the mission of the university. Essential Functions: Oversees three donor recognition societies: Heritage Society, 1851 Society, and Pacific Loyal. Manages all aspects of program administration, including new member welcome processes; membership roster maintenance; design and execution of annual programming calendar; and consistent evaluation of donor experience and...

Assistant Athletic Director for Development Job #: F00784 Location Syracuse, NY Pay Range: $110,000 - $117,000 Hours: Standard University business hours. 8:30am - 5:00pm (academic year) 8:00am - 4:30pm (summer) Hours may vary based on operational needs. Job Type: Full-time Job Description: Reporting to the Sr. Associate Athletic Director for Development, the Assistant Athletic Director for Development serves in a management role to provide strategic leadership for Syracuse Athletics female sport programs. The individual will be responsible for cultivating, soliciting, closing, and stewarding major and principal gift level donors with an emphasis on gifts over $100,000 or more. Qualifications: Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree required. Advanced degree preferred. Ideal candidates will have at minimum, seven years of demonstrated experience of successful fundraising, preferably in a college or university setting. Experience in Division I...

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