3 assistant professor csm jobs found

Job Title: Reunion Giving Officer Department: Institutional Advancement Reports to: AVP of Development Effective Date: 6/1/2026 # of Direct Reports: 0 # of People Supported: 2 Job Description: The Reunion Giving Officer plays a critical role in advancing Manhattanville University's philanthropic priorities by leading strategic reunion fundraising efforts focused on milestone reunion classes and leadership-level alumni engagement. This frontline fundraising position is responsible for developing and implementing reunion giving strategies that increase alumni participation, strengthen volunteer engagement, and secure leadership and major gifts that advance the University's mission and strategic priorities. The Reunion Giving Officer will manage a portfolio of reunion and leadership giving prospects, with a focus on identifying, cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding alumni capable of making gifts ranging from $1,000 to $25,000 and...

Graduate Assistant, Valiant Launch Program Job Title: Valiant Launch Program Graduate Assistant Center for Student Accessibility Reports to: Valiant Launch Coordinator and Kate Shannon, CSA Director Effective Date: Fall 2026 Job Description: The Valiant Launch Program is an integrated academic program providing robust individualized learning and social support for college-ready students. The Valiant Launch Program Graduate Assistant will support the Valiant Launch Program through program development, event coordination, or administrative operations. Below are three projects that can be the focus of a graduate assistantship. The choice of project will be determined through discussion with the candidate, the Valiant Launch Program Coordinator, and the Director of the Center for Student Accessibility. This role offers practical experience in working with students with disabilities and/or neurodiverse students in higher education while fulfilling graduate program...

  Position Summary: Provides administrative, budgetary, and software support services to the administrators, faculty and staff of the School of Osteopathic Medicine. Duties: Manages administrative operations of the college in relation to day-to-day activities, as well as external committee(s), elected officials and other external constituency responsibilities. Create/maintain professional atmosphere in the School of Osteopathic Medicine. Handle correspondence incoming and outgoing.  Schedule appointments with students, faculty, staff, college personnel, and visitors. Assist in School committees including dissemination of information and meeting minutes. Purchase supplies for the School of Osteopathic Medicine. Maintain the overall budget for the School’s operative budget, projects and endowed scholarship. Create/manage databases to track and predict budget needs and expenditures for the School. Help with design,...