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providing safe and responsible travel to and from away competitions. Develop and manage an annual budget and oversee expenditures. Manage and maintain program facility, including partnering with others in
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to play a key role in building and advancing a best-in-class major gifts program. Reporting to the Associate Vice President, Development, the Associate Director of Development serves as a major gift officer
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strategic priorities related to educational access, equity, and high-quality learning opportunities for all students, including students with disabilities. This position requires regular travel within
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-athlete development, program administration, budget management, fundraising, and supporting the Department of Athletics. The Head Coach oversees student-athletes, assistant coaches, volunteers, and program
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artificial intelligence. The position requires high-level expertise in philosophy, psychology, neuroscience, and artificial intelligence research, with an emphasis on the study of intentions. Key
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designers, IT, digital marketing, and SMC leadership, this role manages a small team of developers responsible for creating and maintaining engaging, compliant, optimized, and performance-driven marketing
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Supervise, train, and evaluate Athletic Department Administrative Student Staff. Assign and monitor work, provide performance feedback, and ensure adherence to departmental policies and service standards
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operating condition, if able. Required Qualifications High School Diploma or GED Must be computer proficient (Microsoft Office). Physical ability to lift, carry, move, hold, handle, push, twist, etc. with
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Chapman University’s newest school. Opened in the fall of 2019, FSE offers undergraduate degree programs in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Data Science, Software Engineering, and Electrical
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. Assist director of athletic training in the design and implementation of comprehensive program of injury prevention, injury care, and physical rehabilitation for all intercollegiate athletes. Primary