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sessions. * Assume primary responsibility for the development of marketing materials, development and publishing of monthly newsletter and other print media as well as the management of department website
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Assistant Dean of Development and Alumni Relations, College of Education and Human Development. - (26002020) Description Temple University's Institutional Advancement Department is searching
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opportunities. The position serves as a strategic partner to development leadership and frontline fundraisers, providing insight into portfolio composition, campaign pipelines, prospect opportunities, and
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meaningful lifelong connections between alumni and Temple University. Reporting to the Executive Director, Alumni Engagement, the Director collaborates on the development and implementation of engagement
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of web content development. * Strong writer with good command of the English language and grammar. * Knowledge of higher education/nonprofits/fundraising a plus. Preferred Education and Experience
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degree TUITION FREE A generous retirement plan and so much more! Salary Grade: T24 Salary Range: $35,600 - $48,000 Learn more about the “T” salary structure here: https://careers.temple.edu/sites/careers
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, the Executive Director will support the AVP in gift planning program priorities, including marketing, stewardship initiatives, estate administration and program development while advancing best practices and
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: https://careers.temple.edu/sites/careers/files/documents/T_Salary_Structure.pdf Position Summary: The Academic Advisor II in the Center for Performing and Cinematic Arts (CPCA), working under limited
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university guidelines regarding internal transfers, lateral moves and promotions. Position Summary: The Temple Partnership Schools Network (TPSN) at the College of Education and Human Development (CEHD
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and Human Development (CEHD) advances educational equity and community well-being by supporting cradle-to-career pathways through long-term, place-based partnerships grounded in a collective impact