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scholarship across campus including design and delivery of information sessions and production of print and web materials; manages applications and database systems and coordinates application processes
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” salary structure here: https://careers.temple.edu/sites/careers/files/documents/T_Salary_Structure.pdf Position Summary: The Associate Director of College Access and Pathway Programs provides
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the implementation and administration of Temple’s EcoReps program and other strategic education and engagement initiatives. * Ability to work independently and innovatively with minimal direction. * Perform other
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the ability to form effective working relationships with diverse groups of industry professionals, faculty, staff, students, and prospective donors * Ability to envision, design, plan, execute, and lead
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Marketing, Design, Higher Education, or related field required, as well as a minimum of two years demonstrated experience in program design, implementation, and evaluation in a university setting. At least
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annual giving and broader philanthropic efforts. This position will also serve as a key partner in advancing digital fundraising innovation, including autonomous fundraising initiatives, AI-enabled
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the U.S., the Maurice H. Kornberg School of Dentistry upholds a legacy of innovation in dental education, research efforts, community service and pioneering healthcare services. Founded in 1863, Kornberg
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possess substantial knowledge in advancing Innovative Technology within the government sector. Required Skills and Abilities * Significant knowledge of entrepreneurship, small business management and
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Campuses, the Associate Director of Program Management, is responsible for the administration and daily operations for Temple study abroad programs. They oversee the student application process, and design
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* Experience working with leadership and principal gift donor audiences. * Graphic design and content layout and placement experience. * Demonstrated understanding of donor relations and stewardship principles