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To the hungry, humble and smart.
To the game changers and goal-setters.
To the leaders, the doers and the innovators.
We see you.
Associate Director of Stewardship, Mary Frances Early College of Education
The Associate Director of Stewardship’s primary responsibility is to build and sustain a culture of acknowledging, recognizing, stewarding, and engaging donors at the Mary Frances Early College of Education. Additional responsibilities include select development initiatives along with general office support.
Development Associate, Lamar Dodd School of Art
Supports front line development in areas such as proposal writing, development event coordination, donor stewardship, communications, program or departmental special projects. Minimal direct fund raising work. Based in the Lamar Dodd School of Art.
Senior Director of Development, Student Affairs
The Senior Director of Development serves as a liaison between the Division of Student Affairs and University Development. As Student Affairs’ chief development officer, this position is responsible for raising major gifts ($25,000+) to enable the unit to fulfill its mission and implement its programs and initiatives.
Contact Christy Dasher to learn more.
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