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Marketing Manager Administrator, Continuing Education 4886
Under direction of the Senior Director, the Marketing Manager (MM) is assigned to work on educational programs in the Division of Professional and Continuing Education to: manage marketing strategies and campaigns that yield a quantifiable and significant return on marketing investments across the spectrum of channels; positively impact the fiscal performance of the programs and the quality of Professional and Continuing Education relationships with internal and external constituents who are collaborative partners; and is responsible for creating brand promise and attributes that are unique and important to the target audience for each degree program presented to the marketplace, developing compelling messaging campaigns, and stewarding the campaign process with all stakeholders.
Associate Minister Administrator, Mission and Ministry 4895
In collaboration with the University Ministry Team, the Associate University Minister is responsible for ministry to USD undergraduate and graduate students and the provision of pastoral care which reflects and fosters the Catholic mission and identity of the university.
Development Manager, Knauss School of Business Administrator, University Advancement 4883
The development manager for the Knauss School of Business (KSB), centralized under University Advancement, assists in the implementation of effective fundraising strategies, donor solicitations, and stewardship of targeted constituents to increase KSB’s and campus-wide fundraising goals and engagement.
Director, Law School Financial Aid Administrator, School of Law 4884
The Director of Law School Financial Aid plays a crucial role in shaping law school financial aid policies and developing strategies for the efficient utilization of funds. These efforts are geared towards advancing the law school’s strategic enrollment goals for student recruitment and retention. This position carries the responsibility of overseeing the accurate and timely administration of myriad financial aid programs, ensuring strict adherence to federal, state, and institutional regulations, policies, and procedures.
Technology and Mobility Applications Analyst Administrator, Parking Services 4885
The Technology and Mobility Applications Analyst is charged with overseeing Business Technology implementations and innovations related to parking and tram services and supporting scheduling applications for university-wide event planning.
Assistant Director for School of Leadership and Education Sciences Annual Giving Administrator, University Advancement 4876
The assistant director is a key member of central Annual Giving and School of Leadership and Education Sciences (SOLES) development, with principle responsibility for SOLES annual giving. Reporting to the director of Annual Giving, the assistant director is responsible for developing SOLES annual giving campaigns, engagement strategies for SOLES alumni, and ongoing stewardship of SOLES donors.
Torero Connect Counselor Administrator, Student Affairs 4877
Torero Connect Counselor (TCC) will serve as part of a tightly integrated system of support for first year, second year and new transfer students. In conjunction with campus partners, which includes faculty/academic advisors, TCC will help ensure that students have access to information and resources on a timely basis, enhancing retention, student success, and students’ ability to navigate the USD Student Experience.
Campaign Director Administrator, University Advancement 4872
The campaign director is the primary driver of campaign activity and timelines, serving as a coordinator for all campaign activities. This role serves as “mission control center” for campaign operations and execution.
Assistant Volleyball Coach/Recruiting Coordinator Administrator, Athletics 4865
To assist and support, under the supervision of the Head Coach, the development and function of the University of San Diego’s Women’s Volleyball team, which is an NCAA Division I program in the West Coast Conference.
Assistant Director for School of Nursing Annual Giving Administrator, University Advancement 4365
The Assistant Director is a key member of central Annual Giving and School of Nursing (SON) development, with principle responsibility for SON annual giving.
Associate Director, Law School Academic Success & Bar Programs Administrator, School of Law 4841
The Associate Director of ASBP is responsible for contributing to a robust student experience by providing academic success and bar exam support services to current law students and bar exam support services to recent graduates.
Energy and Climate Technical Policy Analyst Administrator, School of Law 4685
Technical Policy Analyst I [II ] The Technical Policy Analyst I position is an entry-level [mid-level] position that supports [leads some of] EPIC's quantitative energy and climate policy activities. This position, which reports to the Assistant Director, supports climate and energy research and analysis for projects, presentations, information papers, articles, and reports on topics related to energy and climate change.
Gift Manager, Advancement Services Administrator, University Advancement 4856
The gift manager for Advancement Services is responsible for the management and execution of USD’s gift processing and data entry procedures. Working closely with the associate director for Advancement Services, this position develops and implements an integrated strategic plan to ensure accurate, consistent, and timely gift CRM entry, tracking, and reporting.
Executive Director, Wellness Center Administrator, University Wellness 4820
The Division of Student Affairs is committed to grounding our policies, programs, and procedures in antiracist practices. With this commitment, we recognize the importance of educating ourselves and holding one another accountable to ensure our work is approached through an equity, inclusion, and social justice lens. We recognize our need for ongoing development in this area and continue to strive to improve. We expect that all members of the Division of Student Affairs are willing to engage in this work as we uphold our Catholic mission in creating a welcoming environment where the dignity of all students, staff, administrators, and faculty at USD is embraced. Central to the work of Student Affairs is the Thriving Student Model (TSM), which employs assessment to ensure that the work across Student Affairs creates pathways for thriving for all students, regardless of background, identities or experiences. The Executive Director for Recreational Wellness reports to the Assistant Vice President for Student Wellness and is responsible for helping to create a unified vision and strategies for a comprehensive student recreation experience at USD. Reporting to the Executive Director are the Director of Campus recreation, the Student Wellness Center Director of Facilities and the Assistant Director of Outdoor Adventures. The Executive Director (ED) provides leadership and direction for the entire student recreation portfolio in support of the mission, vision, and goals of the University of San Diego and the Student Affairs Division. Within the ED’s portfolio are recreational sports (intramural and sports clubs), outdoor programs and aquatic facilities. The Executive Director for Recreational Wellness also oversees the total operation, including membership, marketing, programs, facilities, staffing, equipment management, program development, risk management, volunteer and staff development, budget, and external relations for the Student Wellness and Recreation Center.
Assistant/Associate Director, Regional Programs Administrator, University Advancement 4817
The assistant/associate director for regional programs is responsible for engaging and cultivating alumni, current parents, and other USD constituents with programs and communications utilizing the Torero Network and specifically, Torero Clubs. This position is charged with building and fostering the engagement lifecycle of USD’s constituents in major markets throughout the country, striving to increase the university’s Alumni Engagement Metric (AEM) score.
Director, University Centers Administrator, Student Affairs 4819
Ensures the University Center and Student Life Pavilion are comfortable, welcoming and appealing for our diverse campus community and guests; and, are reflective of our Catholic mission.
Assistant Director, Graduate Military and Veteran Services and Compliance Administrator, Student Affairs 4802
The role of the Assistant Director, Graduate Military and Veteran Services and Compliance, in supporting graduate students and the USD Community responsibilities of the position are significantly tethered to the university’s contemporary Roman Catholic mission and commitment to creating an equitable, welcoming community for all.
NAGPRA Repatriation and CID Coordinator Administrator, Ctr for Inclusion & Diversity 4630
The Coordinator works to advance initiatives of a culturally-responsive and informed campus. Serves to ensure USD’s compliance with the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA) federal regulations and CalNAGPRA’s state regulations.
Assistant Dean, Law School Career Services Administrator, School of Law 4717
As a member of the dean’s management team, the Assistant Dean will contribute to the school’s overall strategic planning process, participate in problem-solving and decision-making, and provide input on student recruiting, effective use of law school resources and marketing.
NOTICE OF FILING OF LABOR CONDITION APPLICATION Administrator, Human Resources 4160
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