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Overview: At Genesis Healthcare, we are dedicated to improving the lives we touch through the delivery of high-quality care and exceptional service. As a leading provider in the long-term care industry, we believe in fostering a collaborative, inclusive and supportive work environment where every team member is valued and empowered to make a difference. Whether you're an experienced professional or just starting your career, we offer opportunities for growth, development, and advancement in a range of roles. Join us in our mission to enhance the well-being of our patients and residents while making a meaningful impact in the communities we serve. Responsibilities: Join our team as the Recreation Director where you will develop, implement and supervise nursing center activities services with the goal of improving patient/resident's quality of life. Report to Nursing Home Administrator Plan individual and group programs in accordance with patient/residents' needs, preferences, interests, abilities, and consistent with treatment goals and interventions Lead, guide and direct recreation staff and volunteers Maintain required documentation; participate in budget planning Develop positive relationships with patient/resident's family and the community Use community resources to create or enhance recreation programs Qualifications: Bachelor degree in therapeutic recreation preferred or completion of NAAP/NCCAP Basic and Advanced Management Course for Activity Professionals. Certification in accordance with regulatory agencies governing the center, by the National Certification Council of Activity Professionals (ADC) or the National Council of Therapeutic Recreation Certification (CTRS). Two years' experience in a social or recreational program within the last 5 years, health care setting preferred. Benefits: Variable compensation plans Tuition, Travel, and Wireless Service Discounts Employee Assistance Program to support mental health Employee Foundation to financially assist through unforeseen hardships Health, Dental, Vision, Company-paid life insurance, 401K, Paid Time Off We also offer several voluntary insurances such as: Pet Insurance Term and Whole Life Insurance Short-term Disability Hospital Indemnity Personal Accident Critical Illness Cancer Coverage Restrictions apply based on collective bargaining agreements, applicable state law and factors such as pay classification, job grade, location, and length of service. Posted Salary Range: USD $27.00 - USD $28.00 /Hr.

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Green Bank Observatory Director Location: Green Bank Observatory, GREEN BANK, West Virginia, United States of America Requisition Number: 87 Job Family: Mgmt & Senior Admin Pay Type: Salary Required Education: MGT Position Description: Position Summary Green Bank Observatory (GBO) enables leading edge research at radio wavelengths by offering telescope, facility and advanced instrumentation access to the astronomy community as well as to other basic and applied research communities, as part of the National Radio Astronomy Observatory. With radio astronomy as its foundation, the Green Bank Observatory is a world leader in advancing research, innovation, and education. The Observatory is a hub for technological and scientific collaboration, operating state-of-the-art radio telescope facilities for use by the international scientific community. GBO also hosts conferences and workshops, providing opportunities to exchange ideas and expertise as well as build partnerships. At the GBO, we are looking for a Director to oversee and manage all GBO activities in West Virginia (WV). Green Bank Observatory oversees the development and operation of the Robert C. Byrd Green Bank Telescope (GBT), the world's largest fully steerable telescope, as well as numerous other smaller telescopes which are used for a variety of scientific and educational purposes. Working at wavelengths ranging from 100cm through 3mm, the GBT supports a diverse range of scientific research. Additionally, the GBT has an ongoing program of research and development projects which keeps the telescope at the cutting edge of science and technology, including new investments in radar capabilities. The Director will provide the vision and leadership to continue this tradition and to address the key technical challenges of the next generation of instruments while maintaining the performance of current GBO facilities at the state of the art. Overall Responsibilities: Manager, scientific, and strategic leader for the operations, telescope, and development programs at the Green Bank, West Virginia Site. Site management for the Green Bank, West Virginia, site. Line manager for all Green Bank division heads, scientific staff. Oversee development work on the Green Bank site. Oversee site budget, short and long-term plans as part of Observatory-wide development and operational initiatives. The location for the position will be based in Green Bank, WV. In addition, the Director is responsible for providing local leadership in scientific program development, contributing to strong relations with telescope users and subscribers, proposing and supervising facility enhancements, and participating in Observatory-wide senior management activities. The GBO Director position reports to the NRAO Director. What You Will be Doing: Plan, execute and inspire the direction of scientific, technical and managerial direction for implementing the scientific goals of the Observatory, and of radio astronomy and related fields, in consultation with overall NRAO strategic plans. Identify and where possible, pursue collaborative opportunities and partnerships with academic and government entities. Develop program proposals and workforce management plans and engage in strategic planning and implementation of related goals. Supervise a program of research and technical development following best project management practices to benefit NRAO's facilities and astronomy in general, in support of the nation's technical interests. Select, train and develop staff capable of meeting current organizational needs and future requirements of GBO Ops; set goals for, evaluate and address staff performance. Ensure that projects are planned and completed within established controls and according to Observatory priorities. Assist in the preparation and review of the Observatory's annual program plan and the multi-year program plan as required. Ensure proactive compliance with AUI and government safety policies and procedures. Perform other duties as assigned. Routine presence in Green Bank is required to be effective in this position; telework arrangements will be considered. Work Environment Work is typically performed in a research or development environment, but may occasionally be required to work outdoors. Must be able to travel both domestically and internationally by air carrier. Who You Are: You have a PhD in astronomy, engineering, physics or a closely related field is required. You have demonstrated experience in leadership, budget planning, development and control, and financial management, ideally in a high-tech environment. Competency Summary Must possess excellent analytical, communication, and organizational skills. Must be able to communicate effectively and persuasively both verbally and in writing. Strong leadership acumen/ability/aptitude is required. Applicants with significant experience in radio astronomy instrumentation and/or radar science/technology are encouraged to apply. Total Rewards: Associated Universities, Inc. (AUI) offers a comprehensive total rewards package for this position, subject to eligibility requirements. We are committed to serving our employees and their families with an extensive and competitive compensation and benefits package that supports our employees' overall well-being and career growth. Compensation AUI strives to attract and retain dedicated, highly qualified, competent, and motivated employees by offering competitive compensation and recognition for performance. Factors which may affect starting pay may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: AUI's benefits package addresses the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment. AUI provides excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days and 15 sick days, additional time off for doctor/dentist visits, and 8 weeks of paid parental leave). Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution; we also offer an optional supplemental, tax-deferred plan for employee retirement contributions. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply Now" button. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position. Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process, you may submit your request by sending an email to . PM20 PI687a6dc5-

Description: About Us: If you're looking for an opportunity to transform the lives of poor and homeless men, women, and children in your community, we may have a job for you. Since 1972, Metropolitan Ministries has been providing life-changing solutions for those who are homeless and at risk of becoming homeless in Tampa Bay. We are a grassroots, donor, and volunteer-fueled community nonprofit. At Metropolitan Ministries, we serve families in Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco, Polk and Hernando counties with compassion, practical help, and a willingness to make a huge difference. What we offer: Salary: $85,000 - $95,000 Group health, vision, and dental coverage at affordable rates, along with family coverage if you choose to purchase it. Preventative care is 100% covered (free) on all plans. PTO is offered to full-time and part-time employees. 11 days of PTO and 10 paid holidays annually. Option to participate in the 401K plan with employer match. $15,000 in employee Life Insurance paid for by Metropolitan Ministries. Employee Assistance Program Option to participate in supplemental group insurance plans at affordable rates. Tuition reimbursement program Training and career development. Discounted membership at the YMCA. Job Functions: The Senior Director of Business Development & Partnerships is a dynamic, results-driven leader on the Advancement Team, charged with fueling organizational growth through diverse revenue streams and high-impact partnerships. This role emphasizes new business acquisitionidentifying, cultivating, and securing significant corporate, community, and faith-based partners whose values align with Metropolitan Ministries' mission. The successful candidate will bring a proven track record in fundraising, sales, or corporate business development, with the ability to close new opportunities, while also building and deepening long-term, sustainable partnerships. Essential Responsibilities: Drive New Revenue Growth Lead efforts to secure new corporate, foundation, and community partnerships, focusing on high-value opportunities that deliver transformational impact for the organization. Pipeline Development & Management Build and manage a robust pipeline of prospects, from identification and research through cultivation, proposal, and closing. Strategic Thought Leadership Serve as a key partner in shaping the organization's corporate engagement and partnership strategy, ensuring alignment with organizational priorities and growth goals. Major Donor & Corporate Engagement Strengthen the cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship of donors and partners by developing personalized, high-touch experiences that increase commitment and investment. Cross-Functional Leadership Collaborate with program, volunteer, and executive teams to create integrated, value-driven partnership opportunities for corporate supporters. Brand Representation Actively represent Metropolitan Ministries at business, civic, and community events to expand visibility, build relationships, and attract new partners. Event & Campaign Sponsorships Drive sponsorship growth and new business engagement around major fundraising events, campaigns, and initiatives. Revenue Accountability Develop and manage a pipeline that delivers 5-10% growth annually in new corporate, faith-based, and community partnerships, contributing to the organization's operating budget and long-term growth strategy. Requirements: Education and Experience: Bachelor's degree required. 8+ years of demonstrated success in fundraising, corporate sales, or business development, with a strong emphasis on closing new business and growing revenue. Proven ability to prospect, pitch, and close high-value partnerships. Skills Requirements: Exceptional communication, negotiation, and relationship-building skills. Strategic thinker with the ability to translate opportunities into long-term, mission-driven partnerships. Experience using donor CRMs and marketing automation systems (e.g., Virtuous, Classy/GoFundMe Pro) and Microsoft 365. Self-motivated, entrepreneurial growth mindset with the ability to work both independently and collaboratively in a fast-paced environment. Ability to work independently as well as within a team. Excellent oral and written communication skills. Computer literate with a working knowledge of Virtuous or other donor database tracking software, Web-based research tools, Outlook, Excel and Microsoft Word. Ability to use computer equipment: monitor, keyboard, mouse and other computer-related peripherals. Physical Requirements: Ability to stand and sit for long periods of time. Ability to walk and climb stairs and to lift 20 lbs. Physically able to work in outdoor/temporary shelter environment considering the local climate and its normal fluctuations. Physical, emotional and spiritual stamina to handle job-related issues and stress. Other: Must pass applicable pre-employment screening and demonstrate legal authorization to work in the United States. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran. We are committed to creating a diverse and welcoming workplace that includes partners with diverse backgrounds and experiences. We believe that enables us to better meet our mission and values while serving individuals throughout our local communities. People of color, women, LGBTQIA+, Veterans and persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. Qualified applicants with criminal histories will be considered for employment in a manner consistent with all federal state and local ordinances. Metropolitan Ministries is committed to offering reasonable accommodation to job applicants with disabilities. If you need assistance or an accommodation due to a disability, please contact us at or via email at Compensation details: 0 Yearly Salary PIab5a6-1738

National Radio Astronomy Observatory Title: Administrative Assistant II (99) Location: Green Bank Observatory, GREEN BANK, West Virginia, United States of America Requisition Number: 99 Job Family: Administrative Support Pay Type: Hourly Required Education: ADM Position Description: Position Summary The Green Bank Observatory (GBO) enables leading edge research at radio wavelengths by offering telescope, facility and advanced instrumentation access to the astronomy community as well as to other basic and applied research communities. With radio astronomy as its foundation, the Green Bank Observatory is a world leader in advancing research, innovation, and education. The Observatory is an exciting and dynamic organization that is pushing the boundaries of our understanding of the universe. Whether you are a scientist, student, or simply someone who is fascinated by the cosmos, the NRAO offers a wealth of opportunities to learn, explore, and discover. At GBO, we are seeking an Administrative Assistant to provide administrative support to the Observatory Director and to other departments on the observatory site. This position requires experience in the principles, practices and standards of administration programs and processes. The candidate must also demonstrate the ability to work in an environment requiring a high level of confidentiality, integrity, teamwork, and customer service. This position will be based at our Green Bank, WV location. A partial telework arrangement may be possible but is not guaranteed. What You Will be Doing: Acting as the department contact for internal and external clients; efficiently handling inquiries with minimal supervision in a professional and timely manner. Composing and proofreading communications, e.g. business letters, emails. May work with assembly, formatting, and proofreading of complex annual reports. Working with administrative support team to handle requests between departments, may include back-up for reception as requested. Working with various leadership stakeholders to handle requests between senior and executive management. Filing and organizing confidential files. Maintaining databases, entering and retrieving data for reports. Attending meetings to prepare and disseminate detailed minutes. Managing and processing invoice payments and monthly reconciliations of multiple department credit card statements. Coordinating various special events onsite or offsite, to include all logistics such as ordering supplies, catering, set up and break down, etc. Entering purchase requisitions, gathering supporting documents. Processing invoices for payment. Coordinating registrations, travel logistics, and interviews for team members and candidates, sometimes assisting non-observatory travelers with arrangements. Preparing travel-related documents, including Travel Authorizations and Travel Reimbursements. Managing complex calendar(s) for individuals or teams. Assisting with special projects as needed. Will work closely with other administrative team members to develop best practices and insure consistent administrative presence. Other duties as assigned. Work Environment Work is mission driven, team oriented and typically performed in an office setting within a research or development environment. You will be working at a computer and interacting regularly with employees and external resources. Who You Are: You have an associate's degree (A.A) from a two-year college or technical school in administration, or an equivalent combination of education and experience. You have a minimum of four years of experience in an administrative capacity with increasingly responsible duties, or equivalent combination of education and experience. The rank will be determined based on the successful candidate's directly related experience and qualifications. Competency Summary Comprehensive knowledge of standard office practices, procedures, equipment, and administrative techniques. High level of competency in Microsoft software products (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and web-based systems, Visio and SharePoint. Must be a team player with the a bility to establish and maintain effective working relationships with other employees and the public while maintaining confidentiality standards required of the position. Ability to effectively multi-task with strong attention to detail, respond to priorities, and complete tasks on time with minimum supervision. Excellent written, verbal communication, interpersonal and negotiation skills. Highly organized. Understanding of Division functions and Observatory policies; the ability to interpret and apply policies and procedures, and to make decisions in accordance with regulations and established policies. Experience with use of an HRIS system or other HRM related databases preferred. Physical Requirements Must be able to work at a computer terminal for extended periods of time and work effectively in an environment given multiple tasks and competing priorities. Must be able to handle, bend, stoop, lift, and reach, in the maintenance of the office filing system. Total Rewards: Associated Universities Inc. (AUI) offers a comprehensive total rewards package for this position, subject to eligibility requirements. We are committed to serving our employees and their families with an extensive and competitive compensation and benefits package that supports our employees' overall well-being and career growth. Compensation AUI strives to attract and retain dedicated, highly qualified, competent, and motivated employees by offering competitive compensation and recognition for performance. Factors which may affect starting pay within this range may include; education, experience, skills, competencies, other qualifications of the successful candidate, as well as internal equity and labor market conditions. Benefits: AUI's benefits package addresses the needs of employees and their families with most benefits beginning on the first day of employment. AUI provides excellent paid time off (13 holidays, annual accrual of up to 24 vacation days and 15 sick days, additional time off for doctor/dentist visits, and 8 weeks of paid parental leave). Medical, dental and vision plans are effective on the first day of employment. AUI's retirement benefit contributes an amount equal to 10 percent of a qualified participant's base pay with no required employee contribution; we also offer an optional supplemental, tax-deferred plan for employee retirement contributions. Application Instructions: Select the "Apply Now" button. Please be prepared to upload your current CV/Resume and a cover letter describing interest and suitability for the position. Consideration and review of applications will begin immediately. Equal Opportunity Employer Statement: AUI is an equal opportunity employer. To view our complete statement, please visit . If you require reasonable accommodation for any part of the application or hiring process due to a disability, you may submit your request by sending an email to PM20 PI17df657d5-

Description: Do you want to make a real difference in people's lives? Work for an inspiring non-profit leader in disability services! At Rise, Inc., we believe that everyone deserves opportunities to live a life filled with purpose and pride. In our employment, housing, and life-enrichment services, we support people to set and achieve their personal goals. That shared commitment is the foundation of a workplace that embraces a culture of learning and growth by offering extensive training, competitive salaries, and a fun work environment. Visit our website at to learn more about our work. Position Summary The Controller is responsible for generating financial statements in a timely and accurate manner in accordance with GAAP. Oversee the accounting month-end, including revenue recognition, A/R, A/P, fixed assets, investments, prepaids and accruals. Manage the annual audit and internal controls, resulting in a clean audit opinion. Assist with completion of the IRS form 990 and assist with annual budgeting. This position performs monthly, quarterly, and annual financial analysis and reporting. Provide billing support and accounting/financial software system support. This position collaborates with Rise's Directors, the Finance team and the IT team. Responsibilities Month-End Close: Oversee the accounting month-end close process, including the timely and accurate recording of all applicable accounting transactions. Responsible for ensuring the coordination, preparation and posting of revenue recognition, A/R, A/P, fixed assets, investments, prepaids and accruals. Ensure necessary documentation exists to support financial transactions. Monitor and document treasury and banking activities. Ensure good internal financial controls are maintained. Update and improve internal controls as necessary. Responsible for maintaining the accounting software system(s). Help identify opportunities to maximize revenues and reduce costs. Track cost allocations within internal accounting software system and maintain allocation methodology and documentation. Account for ongoing changes. Maintain positive working relationships with external partners and stakeholders. Financial Reporting: Responsible for accounting/financial software reporting tools. Perform report-writing duties in accounting software. Utilize various software data analytics products and tools. Prepare timely and accurate financial statements in compliance with GAAP. Prepare the monthly financial reporting package. Reconcile trial balance, and balance sheet accounts monthly. Perform various revenue and expense account analytics and testing. Prepare other specialized financial reports for stakeholders as required. Track progress of actual vs. budget results and highlight significant trends or variances from budget. Discuss financial results with internal stakeholders and answer financial inquiries. Financial Compliance: Prepare for the annual financial audit and respond to requests from the external auditors. Assist with annual IRS Form 990 reporting and the annual budgeting process. Assist with meeting various compliance requirements: governmental, statutory, insurance, employee benefit programs, etc. Requirements: Required Education, Experience, and other Qualifications Minimum four-year degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field; or equivalent experience Five years general accounting experience in the nonprofit industry Excellent mathematical accuracy and attention to detail Customer service skills to maintain good internal and external working relationships Ability to prioritize, organize and self-direct to meet deadlines and accomplish goals Knowledge of federal and state regulations related to nonprofit accounting Skill in researching/investigating and summarizing financial transactions Ability to communicate financial information clearly and completely to stakeholders Technology skills: past proficiency with accounting software, Microsoft Office software (Excel, Outlook, Word, etc.). Valid driver's license or reliable transportation. Preferred Qualifications Experience with MS Dynamics GP software Experience with medical billing Experience in the social services industry Experience with grant accounting Experience with data analytics tools and reporting Benefits Wage: $88,345.47- $103,844.68 per year depending on qualifications Medical insurance - single employee coverage less than $90/month Dental insurance less than $17/month Vision insurance 401(k) with a 100% vested employer match Rise sponsored Basic Life & AD &D insurance Voluntary Life, Short Term, and Long-Term Disability Insurance Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Tuition reimbursement and Rise sponsored trainings (i.e., CPR, First Aide, and more) to help you be successful in your role Employee Assistance Program Paid Time Off (PTO) starts at 16 days during your first year, plus 2 floating holidays and 48 hours of ESST time per year. Employee resource groups (i.e., DEI, LGBTQ+, recognition and more). A fun team environment that supports your professional development and opportunities for career advancement. Rise is a PSLF-eligible employer. Your qualified student loan balance may be forgiven after 120 covered payments. How to Apply: Visit our career page at to apply to this and other positions, Include a resume and cover letter. Email us at if any questions. Are you looking to work with a diverse team of professionals? Do you want to work in a fun environment while supporting others to live a life of possibilities? Then join Rise, Inc.! Rise values being a person-centered organization. This impacts how we carry out services for the people we support and our organizational culture. We encourage people's unique individual differences and celebrate the ways our team members contribute to our community. We believe in a workplace informed by differing viewpoints and perspectives created from a diverse team and welcome people of all races, genders, ages, nationalities, religions, sexual orientations, and backgrounds to apply. Our goal is that those we serve and our team members always feel valued and respected. EEO/AA PIc502c3aefafe-3543

Job Title: Director of Institutional Giving Department: Development Position Type: Full-time; In-Person Salary: $90-$110k; Commensurate with experience Apply Online: Resume and Cover Letter required. About Us: The Boys' Club of New York (BCNY) partners with boys and young men to create and operate programs that support positive youth development. BCNY's two well-equipped clubhouses in East Harlem and Flushing and its wilderness camp in Harriman State Park offer activities and programs remarkable in their range. From swimming to robotics and enjoying ice skating in Central Park and a trip to the theatre on Saturdays, BCNY programs deepen interests and skills and are free of charge to members and their families. With the increase in youth who are homeless or living in shelters and the attack on immigrant youth and families, BCNY is broadening its focus to meet urgent needs. BCNY's youth first mission fosters brave spaces where boys and young men can connect, learn, develop skills, have fun, and build lifelong friendships with peers and mentors. A key component of our mission is our commitment to BCNY's expansion sites in the Bronx and Brooklyn that engage members within their communities with the same youth-centered ethos. Our dedicated and highly skilled staff have made BCNY a leader in youth programming across the field and we invite you to join our team as we partner with boys and young men as they journey through their childhoods and our clubhouses. Position Summary: BCNY is seeking a dynamic and results-oriented Director of Institutional Giving. The Director of Institutional Giving will lead the strategy and execution of all foundation, corporate, and government fundraising efforts to meet annual and multi-year revenue goals. This role manages a robust portfolio of institutional funders and prospects, ensuring the organization sustains and grows its partnerships to advance mission-critical work. The Director will supervise the Institutional Giving Manager and oversee all aspects of proposal development, grant management, reporting, and relationship stewardship. This is both a strategic and hands-on role in a growing development department that is currently in the midst of a $35M three-year capital campaign which will launch a new clubhouse in the South Bronx. The ideal candidate will have proven experience securing transformational grants and a passion for advancing opportunities for New York City boys and young men. The position will report directly to the Managing Director of Development and work closely with senior leadership to ensure the organization reaches its $7M annual revenue goal. Join an energetic and highly collaborative team consisting of the Managing Director of Development, Director of Individual Giving, Institutional Giving Manager, Development Manager, and Development Associate. Key Responsibilities: Strategy & Leadership • Develop and implement a comprehensive institutional giving strategy to secure and grow funding from foundations, corporations, and government agencies. • Set and monitor annual revenue goals, ensuring alignment with organizational priorities. • Serve as the lead relationship manager for a portfolio of high-value institutional funders. • Partner with the Managing Director of Development and Executive Director to cultivate and solicit transformational gifts. Fundraising & Relationship Management • Identify, research, and qualify new funding prospects aligned with mission and priorities. • Build and maintain strong, long-term relationships with institutional funders through consistent stewardship, impact reporting, and strategic engagement opportunities. • Lead proposal and report development, ensuring compelling cases for support and accurate, timely submissions. • Represent the organization at funder meetings, site visits, and networking events. Grant & Proposal Management • Manage the full grants lifecycle, including tracking deadlines, coordinating inputs from program and finance teams, and ensuring compliance with all requirements. • Develop high-quality written materials, including LOIs, proposals, budgets, and interim/final reports. • Maintain accurate records of institutional prospects, proposals, and gifts in the donor database. Collaboration & Teamwork • Partner with program, finance, and communications staff to develop compelling narratives, accurate budgets, and measurable outcomes. • Support board members and senior leadership in engaging with institutional partners. • Supervise the Institutional Giving Manager. Qualifications • Minimum 7 years of professional fundraising experience, with at least 3 years focused on institutional giving. • Demonstrated success securing six-figure grants and multi-year awards. • Exceptional writing, editing, and storytelling skills with the ability to tailor messaging for diverse funders. • Strong relationship-building skills and proven ability to engage senior-level funders. • Experience managing the grants lifecycle from prospecting to stewardship. • Familiarity with donor databases (preferably Raiser's Edge) and project management tools. • Commitment to BCNY's mission and a passion for advancing equity and opportunity for New York City youth. The Boys' Club of New York is an equal opportunity employer and makes employment decisions without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, disability status, or any other status protected by law. If you have a disability or other protected need requiring an accommodation, please contact Human Resources. Compensation details: 00 Yearly Salary PI366c9c5bd5-

Campus OSU-Stillwater Contact Name & Email Emma Kelley, Work Schedule Monday through Friday, 8:00am-5:00pm with evenings and weekends as needed Appointment Length Regular Continuous/Until Further Notice Hiring Range Commensurate with education and experience Priority Application Date Resumes will be accepted until position is filled. Special Instructions to Applicants A complete application consists of a resume, cover letter, list of professional references, and completed IAWP Employment Approval form which can be found at Applicants that do not provide these materials will not be considered for the position. About this Position The Director of Advertising & Digital Marketing will lead and continuously improve strategy development, organization, scheduling, internal communication, and execution of advertising & digital marketing to grow all OSU Athletics revenue streams, especially OSU Athletics ticket sales but also including but not limited to fundraising, licensing, and sponsorships. This includes developing and executing all digital advertising, including email marketing & automation, SMS marketing, paid social, SEO/SEM, programmatic, etc., assisting in the management of the OSU Athletics Ticket Website & ticketing/marketing aspects of the OSU app (with help/training from OSU Athletics web design team), helping with all other advertising strategies & execution (digital or otherwise) as assigned, creating and placing standardized attribution codes (came from codes, pixels, etc.) and adjusting strategies to maximize impact, and heavily assisting Fan Relations & Sales with lead generation. This position will work closely with Digital Strategy on native & paid social media engagement strategies that seek to grow sales & revenue, Creative Services for creative templates & assets (while ideally able to build, supplement, or edit graphics on its own), Fan Engagement & Marketing (each sport's marketing contact), & POSSE (annual fund) to ensure all OSU Athletics sports & programs are promoted strategically. The position will also work with Fanalytics & Business Intelligence to develop strategies, monitor performance, conduct and respond to market research (especially fan surveys), and continuously improve retention, awareness, interest, and sales efforts. This position will also be heavily involved with yield strategy development - including pricing, packaging, policies, points & incentive programs, and schedules (on-sale dates, etc.), and fan experience strategy development, including attendance & sales promotions, incentives, and competitions. Other duties may be assigned. Performance will be measured by growth in the team's scoreboard metrics of sales and revenue (including donations) primarily through event ticket sales, but also fundraising campaigns, sponsorship activations, merchandise, and any other current or future revenue streams. Additional metrics include advertisement engagement, conversion, & ROI, lead generation & quality, and database contactable fan record growth. This position and unit is part of the Loyal & True (collaborative marketing) Team, whose scoreboard is growth in crowd noise, attendance, and revenue as it pursues its purpose: "Together, we inspire investment in the recruitment, performance, and futures of our student-athletes." This includes close collaboration with sport program representatives, Fan Relations & Sales, Digital Strategy & Creative Services, Communications, Ticket Office, POSSE (annual fund), Fanalytics & Business Intelligence, Sponsorships, Licensing, Facilities, Event Management, OSU student organizations, OSU Residential Life, OSU Alumni Association, OSU Foundation, and others. Required Qualifications Bachelor's Marketing, Advertising, or related field (degree must be conferred on or before agreed upon start date) Three years related experience in Marketing, Advertising and/or Sales. Skills, Proficiencies, and/or Knowledge: Proven ability to drive growth in sales by relentlessly developing and executing timely, innovative, creative, and data-driven ways to grow awareness, interest, and conversion. Highly organized, proactive, detail-oriented, and goal-driven. High energy & production output, significant attention to detail, organization, proactivity, creativity, and great writing skills, including vocabulary, spelling, and grammar. Understanding of how to develop & execute digital, email, SMS marketing including paid social media, SEO/SEM, programmatic, etc. Preferred Qualifications Master's Business, Marketing, Communications or related field Three to five years of experience in NCAA Division I athletics digital marketing. Experience with Eloqua Digital Marketing and email platform, Paciolan Ticketing Software and Adobe Photoshop and InDesign.

The Organization The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), A Corporation ("A Corp") is the corporate entity of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). The A Corp provides secular services, such as employment, legal and contract services, and finance and accounting services, information technology-needed by its primary partner, the Interim Unified Agency, which is an unincorporated ecclesiastical and missional entity (as is the General Assembly). The A Corp also works with and/or provides services for the five other PC(USA) agencies and entities: the Presbyterian Foundation, the Board of Pensions, the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) Investment and Loan Corporation, Inc., Presbyterian Publishing Corporation and Presbyterian Women, Inc. Overview of Responsibilities The Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), A Corporation's President is responsible for the day-to-day administrative and financial management of the Corporation. The President is a hands-on and collaborative leader with responsibility managing the Administrative Services Group, which is comprised of finance and accounting, risk management, information technology, legal services, human resources, funds development, logistical services, research services, and translation services. Services are provided through service agreements for PC(USA) agencies and entities. There are approximately 100 employees in the ASG. The President reports to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), A Corporation's Board of Directors. Key Responsibilities/Essential Functions: 1. The President is responsible for developing a customer-centered service organization that delivers high quality, efficient and effective administrative services to the Interim Unified Agency, Presbyterian Investment and Loan Program, Presbyterian Women, Presbyterian Publishing Corporation and other PC(USA) entities as needed. 2. The President assesses organizational capacity to implement strategies and identify gaps in systems and staffing; directly supervises Senior Leadership positions and establishes individual goals; and works with the Chief Financial Officer to manage organizational spending, monitor budget compliance, and mitigate financial risks; with the General Counsel who is responsible for leading the strategic and tactical legal initiatives by providing the senior management team and the Board of Directors with effective advice on all legal matters that involve the A Corp as well as coordinate and oversee the work of outside counsel; and with the Director of Human Resources who has responsibility for developing and executing a human resource strategy in support of the overall direction of the PC (USA) agencies and entities. with Information Technology to build and continuously enhance a technology environment that supports the innovation, responsiveness, flexible and secure requirements of Agency partners 3. The President partners with the Board of Directors and the Senior Leadership team to craft organizational goals and develops strategies to ensure the Board's directives are carried out effectively and efficiently. 4. The President will lead a multi-cultural staff structure that fosters commitment, trust and collaboration and an organizational climate that supports the goals and mission of the organization, and promotes a culture that ensures Christian based values, quality, efficiency, and effectiveness of services. Skills and Experience Substantial experience working in the nonprofit sector (Presbyterian or other Ecclesiastical experience desirable) and extensive senior strategic leadership experience in the management of organizations of comparable size and mission 7-10 years in a Senior Strategic Leadership role required Expertise on issues relevant to the A Corp Ability to command the confidence and respect of Agency Heads and Executive Directors A demonstrated track record of promoting diversity and ability to build collaboration within the PC(USA) Experience in or across multiple sectors, including non-profit, public or corporate environments Experience in developing partnerships, building teams and conflict management Experience leading an information technology function and implementing an Enterprise Risk Management Program Must demonstrate a high level of intelligence and intellectual curiosity and a desire to explore new ideas and innovative approaches to solving problems. The successful candidate has unquestioned integrity; a long-term perspective; a strong sense of accountability; a practical ability to get things done; wisdom and good judgement; a fair and thoughtful approach to management, combined with flexibility and courage to shift direction in keeping with the mandate of the General Assembly as it explores new initiatives every 2 years. Excellent verbal and written communication skills are also a requirement. Undergraduate degree required. Training, experience or advanced degree preferred in business, public administration legal or related fields. Competencies: Have a deep understanding and commitment to cultural and racial inclusiveness. Values diverse groups, ethnicities, genders, communities, cultural constituencies and points of view. Understands that we are led by the power of the Holy Spirit and that people come before process and is astute in cultivating and managing relationships towards a common goal. Understands the roles and contributions of all Agencies of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) community and can mobilize resources (financial and human) through meaningful engagement. Dedicated to shared and measurable goals for the common good. Understands the complex realities of the environment and simultaneously maintains faith in a different and better future, providing purpose, direction and motivation. Ensures the right people are in the right roles at the right times. Fosters commitment, trust, and collaboration among multi-cultural leaders in the denomination. Physical Requirements: This position is located in Louisville, Kentucky. The successful candidate shall reside in or relocate to the greater Louisville area and work in the building located at 100 Witherspoon Street. Additional Information/Benefits: We believe a balanced life, with time for work, leisure, and spiritual nurture, makes us healthier and more productive colleagues. PC(USA) offers a competitive benefits package for eligible employees including Defined Pension Plan Medical Dental Vision Basic Life Insurance Short-Term and Long-Term Disability Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Flexible Spending accounts 403(b) Retirement Savings Plan Vacation Days Sick Days Paid Holidays. A Corp Commitment: Our faith in God inspires our commitment to the values of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging and is grounded in scripture, the Constitution of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), and actions of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.). Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) is committed to being an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer as defined by the U.S. government, including gender identity and sexual orientation. Candidates from Presbyterian communities in the global south and other historic Presbyterian Communities of Color, preferably with theological training and fluency in languages other than English, are encouraged to apply. 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Description: Mercadien, a public accounting firm, is seeking a skilled Senior Accountant to join our Outsourced Accounting and CFO Services practice. In this role, you will provide outsourced accounting services to a diverse range of clients, including those in the non-profit industry, collaborating closely with firm partners and directors who act as outsourced CFOs. The ideal candidate will bring experience as a senior accountant with responsibility for assisting in monthly book closing, along with strong accounting theory, organizational, and time management skills. Additionally, candidates must have experience in the non-profit industry, possess robust analytical and problem-solving abilities, and demonstrate strong communication skills. The ability to handle multiple clients effectively, support the development of client accounting processes, provide financial analysis and reports, and maintain accounting control systems is essential. Public accounting experience is a plus. Responsibilities Monthly Financial Closing: Assist in the financial closing process to ensure timely and accurate reporting Accounting Processes: Help implement and maintain accounting processes Journal Entries: Prepare and review journal entries Account Analysis: Analyze detailed accounts as required Chart of Accounts: Maintain and update the chart of accounts as necessary Team Management: Assist in managing the client accounting team Financial Statements: Prepare monthly financial statements and ensure their accuracy Audit Assistance: Support auditors in the completion of the annual audit Financial Indicators: Prepare quarterly financial indicators as selected Cash Flow and Budget Analysis: Conduct monthly cash flow analyses and budget variance analyses Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Accounting 3+ years of Accounting experience Excellent interpersonal skills; Capable of working with personnel and clients at all management levels Forward thinking and proactive mindset, able to critically think through issues and be solutions oriented Must possess above average computer skills, knowledge of Microsoft Office programs, in depth experience with QuickBooks and other accounting platforms Exceptional time, task, and resource management skills Ability to perform several tasks concurrently with ease and professionalism Ability to accurately analyze key financial data and assess its impact on the organization Must be able to communicate clearly both verbally and in written format. A strong command of the English language and grammar is necessary Must be available to work professional hours between 9am and 5pm, and additional hours as needed to meet client deadlines Benefits Hybrid policy (2 days in office or at client site) Highly competitive salaries and bonus programs Medical, dental, life, and long-term disability insurance Competitive 401K match Paid holidays, vacation and sick time Casual dress code: dress for your day Mentorship and training opportunities Internal committees and clubs Various social gatherings & events Strong focus on the Mercadien community Cutting edge technology Location 3625 Quakerbridge Road Hamilton, NJ 08619 Mercadien is a leading and growing regional accounting and advisory firm with partners and staff that believe our best work starts with our people. When you come on board, you become a part of our community and extended family. We're entrepreneurs at heart; passionate about creating opportunities, innovating inside and outside of our business, achieving work/life integration, helping our employees reach their potential, and having fun! Our core values: Integrity, excellence, responsibility, creativity, and respect are the foundation of our firm. They inform and guide us in everything we do and fuel our client work and relationships. We are a teamwork-focused firm and support each other professionally and personally. We're collaborative by nature and enjoy being actively involved in our communities. Driven by integrity and social responsibility, our associates serve more than 100 civic and charitable organizations, as individuals and through the Mercadien Foundation. At Mercadien, the opportunities are endless. To all recruitment agencies: The Mercadien Group does not accept unsolicited agency resumes. Please do not forward resumes to our job alias, Mercadien associates or any other company location. The Mercadien Group is not responsible for any fees related to unsolicited resumes. This employer participates in E-Verify. Mercadien will provide the Social Security Administration (SSA) and, if necessary, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) with information from each new employee's Form I-9 to confirm work authorization. If the government cannot confirm that you are work authorized, Mercadien is required to provide you written instructions and an opportunity to contact SSA and/or DHS before taking adverse action against you, including terminating your employment. PI332291e9f69f-9764

About the Organization Jewish Long Beach is the merged single agency of the Jewish Federation of Long Beach and West Orange County, Jewish Community Foundation, and the Barbara and Ray Alpert JCC (AJCC) serving the Long Beach and West Orange County areas. Jewish Long Beach is engaged in Fundraising and Philanthropy, Community Building, Social Services, Education and Leadership Development, Advocacy and Public Affairs, and Israel and Global Jewish Support. It is responsible for stewarding donor funds, building endowments, grantmaking, planned giving, and supporting community impact and innovations. In addition, Jewish Long Beach administers a wide variety of programs and services, rooted in Jewish values but open to all, including early childhood education, summer camp, and after-school programs, adult education, services for seniors, leadership development, fitness and wellness programs, and advocacy. The organization owns and operates an eight-acre multi-use campus in east Long Beach, has an annual operating budget of approximately $8 million, and manages approximately $40 million in philanthropic assets. Position Overview: The Director of the Jewish Community Relations Committee (JCRC) will lead the coordination, and execution of initiatives designed to enhance the standing and well fare of the Jewish community. Reporting directly to the CEO, the JCRC Director will serve as the primary advocate and liaison between the Jewish community and the broader society, this individual will focus on advancing Jewish values, fostering intergroup dialogue, and addressing public policy, advocacy, and social justice issues. The Director will manage a variety of community relations efforts, building relationships with key stakeholders, including elected officials, law enforcement, interfaith partners, and civic leaders, monitoring issues that affect the Jewish community, and ensuring Jewish communal interests are represented effectively. This role requires a strategic and dynamic leader with a deep understanding of Jewish culture, traditions, and contemporary issues, strong advocacy skills, coalition-building, and the ability to engage with diverse community stakeholders. Key Responsibilities: Community Relations & Advocacy: Advocate for Jewish Community Interests : Represent the Jewish community on issues such as public policy, civil rights, anti-Semitism, social justice, and religious freedom. Legislative Activity: Initiate and respond to local, state, and national legislative matters affecting Jewish communal safety, security and belonging. Build Strategic Civic Partnerships: Cultivate relationships with key business leaders, community institutions, professional associations, and educations institutions Monitor & Respond to Issues : Track local, national, and international events impacting the Jewish community, developing timely responses to emerging concerns, including anti-Semitic incidents and discrimination. Policy Development & Advocacy : Collaborate with Jewish and non-Jewish organizations to influence policy change that benefits the Jewish community and aligns with Jewish values of justice, equality, and peace. Engage in Coalition-Building: Working with the CEO and Senior Director for Community Engagement and Impact, build relationships and dialog with interfaith, civic, and ethic organizations to promote mutual interest and combat discrimination. Community Outreach & Education: Strengthen Intergroup Relationships Build and sustain strong relationships with local government officials, law enforcement, and other interfaith & ethnic community partners. Build Community Bridges : Promote interfaith dialogue and cooperation through programs, partnerships, and relationship-building across religious, civic, and educational sectors. Enhance community relations with the Jewish community by promoting understanding, countering prejudice, and fostering inclusivity. Coordinate Public Education & Awareness : Lead initiatives that educate the public about Jewish history, culture, and contributions, countering misinformation and stereotypes about the Jewish community. Program Development & Implementation: Plan & Lead Initiatives : Develop and implement programs that build positive relationships with various community groups, focusing on social justice, and advocacy campaigns. Organize Events & Forums : Coordinate community forums, panel discussions, cultural events, and educational programs that engage both Jewish and non-Jewish participants. Public & Media Relations: Serve as Spokesperson : Represent the Jewish Long Beach JCRC publicly through media outlets, speeches, and written content, ensuring the Jewish community's voice is heard. Draft op/eds, letters to the editor and other communication, as needed Manage Media Inquiries : Handle media inquiries, write press releases, and lead crisis communications efforts when necessary. Create Communication Strategies : Develop and execute strategic communication plans that use traditional and digital media (social media, newsletters, etc.) to keep the community informed and engaged. Leadership & Staff Management: Lead the JCRC Team : Manage of team volunteers, providing mentorship, oversight, and fostering a collaborative, results-driven environment. Collaborate with Board & Committees : Work closely with the Jewish Long Beach Board of Directors and committees to ensure strategic alignment and effective program delivery. Provide Reports & Updates : Regularly update the Chief Executive Officers and Board of Directors on key initiatives, program outcomes, and community relations efforts. Behavioral Expectations: Clearly communicate the "mission," ensuring everyone works toward the same goals. Create a positive environment where two-way communication, accountability, and strong trust are established. Promote teamwork and respect, both internally between staff as well as in community-facing contexts with donors, volunteers, members, and other stakeholders. Demonstrate the ability to respond with a high degree of responsiveness to the needs and requests of others, internally and externally. Understand the impact of their work on others. Deal constructively with conflict and focus on the situation, issue or behavior and not on the person by diffusing situations before conflicts arise, resolving conflicts directly and actively promoting and gaining cooperation from others. Accurately provide and receive information in oral and written communications. Consistently provide ideas, opinions, or information in an articulate, professional way. Actively listen to others and demonstrate understanding of other points of view. Willingness and ability to adjust to changing conditions or priorities. Take the initiative to identify and act on problems, and lead by example. Consistently make decisions that resolve problems and act decisively when necessary. Qualifications: Education : Bachelor's degree in Jewish Studies, Political Science, Public Relations, Social Justice, or related field (master's strongly preferred). Experience : At least 5-7 years of professional experience in community relations, public policy, advocacy, or a similar field, with a proven record of leadership in Jewish or interfaith work. Skills : In-depth knowledge of Jewish history, culture, values, and contemporary challenges facing the Jewish community. Strong written and verbal communication skills, with the ability to craft clear, persuasive messages for diverse audiences. Experience in media relations, public speaking, and crisis management. Proven ability to build relationships with diverse stakeholders, including government officials, community leaders, and the media. Effective leadership, team management, and organizational skills. Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities with attention to detail. Personal Attributes: Commitment to Jewish Values : Deep respect for Jewish traditions, values, and culture, with a strong commitment to advancing the Jewish community's welfare. Strategic Thinker : Capable of thinking critically, anticipating challenges, and devising creative solutions to complex community and policy issues. Relationship Builder : Skilled at building and nurturing relationships across diverse communities, fostering collaboration and mutual understanding. Proactive & Results-Oriented : Self-driven with a strong ability to set goals, take initiative, and achieve results in a timely manner. Tact & Diplomacy : Ability to handle sensitive issues with discretion and professionalism, particularly when dealing with contentious or complex matters. Physical Demands While performing the duties of this job, the JCRC is regularly required to sit; use hands to finger, handle and feel objects, keyboard; reach with hands and arms; communicate and move around the building. It may also be necessary for the employee to lift and /or move up to 25 pounds. Work Environment The primary work environment is typical of an office environment including sounds from office equipment. Due to travel and special events . click apply for full job details

Description: The Director, Community Engagement position oversees the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia's Kehillah program and actively participates in the development of a comprehensive lay leadership development strategy for the Jewish Federation and the local Jewish community. The Kehillah program weaves together a vibrant, collaborative, and interconnected Philadelphia Jewish community. There are eight Kehillot (Hebrew for community or neighborhood) throughout Greater Philadelphia. The Kehillah program centers on relational engagement with individuals, families, and underserved communities, creates a two-way feedback loop between the Kehillot and the Jewish Federation, and expands the pipeline of potential new leaders and supporters. Each Kehillah is staffed by a Community Engagement Manager (CEM). The Director of Community Engagement supervises the CEM team. The position works cross functionally within the Jewish Federation in close collaboration with the Jewish Federation marketing, finance, affinity and fundraising teams. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Managing and supervising staff:Supervise a team of Community Engagement Managers, each of whom develops new relationships, manages existing relationships with partner agencies, and connects leadership to the work of the Federation. Oversee and manage the program budgets of eight Kehillot. Ensures the collection of relevant data, generates analyses of the metrics of the Kehillah program, and uses the data to inform and craft the future direction of the program. Holds staff accountable for building, fostering and maintaining relationships including seeking out avenues to identify and engage donors. Overseeing Kehillah Leadership• Work with the Director of Leadership Development and Governance to create onboarding workshops for Kehillah Chairs, Leadership and Coalition members.• Create connections to the work of the Leadership Development plan for congregational and agency leaders• Serve as a liaison to connect Jewish Federation affinity groups to the Kehillot Developing and maintaining internal relationships• Serve as the liaison between the Community Engagement Managers and Federation's support departments (marketing, IT, finance) and externally-facing departments (Jewish Community Relations Council, fundraising and affinities). Create and maintain systems to support the flow of information between departments.• Supervises the Community Engagement Managers in the planning and coordination of community events and ensures effective engagement with the Events Coordinator and Marketing team. Supporting strong stakeholder relationships• As part of the External Affairs team, steward relationships with top professionals and lay leadership at local synagogues and agencies. Identify opportunities for partnership. Promote opportunities to support Jewish Federation initiatives. Strategic Planning• Work with the Community Engagement Managers to creatively develop and implement strategies to identify, engage and connect with new donors and leaders to the Jewish Federation and the community at large. Requirements: 2-5 years of working experience in a non-profit setting Proven project management skills Strong written and oral communications skills Strong organizational skills Proven ability to manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment 3+ years of progressive supervisory experience Bachelor's degree required; Masters degree preferred Deep knowledge of Jewish holiday cycles, communal norms and emerging trends Proven experience developing programs and running successful events. Ability to work occasional nights, weekends and Shabbat, and/or when events are scheduled A valid driver's license, access to a car, in-force automobile insurance is a requirement of this position, as well as availability for periodic events and meetings outside of regular working hours. Overview Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia offers a competitive compensation and benefits package, including a hybrid work schedule, medical, dental, vision, prescription drug program, life insurance, generous paid time off and 403b retirement savings program. Our Mission The Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia mobilizes financial and volunteer resources to address the communities' most critical priorities locally, in Israel and around the world. Commitment to Diversity We deeply value the diversity of insight, perspective, and experience brought by people from backgrounds typically underrepresented in Jewish institutions. This includes Black, Latinx, and Asian people, Black Jews, Jews of Color, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, and gender non-conforming people, and people with disabilities. We also welcome applications from people of diverse religious, spiritual, and cultural backgrounds. About the Organization: Since 1901, the Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia has served as the hub of the region's Jewish communities, providing an infrastructure of support for Jewish people and organizations in need. Through grants, emergency funding, restricted gifts, endowments, and our partnership with the Foundation for Jewish Day Schools, we care for those in need, combat antisemitism and global crisis, and strengthen Jewish identity. PI14d4c7c5-

Position: Explorer Director Location: 565 Morris Avenue, Bronx, NY 10451 Schedule: 35 hours per week Salary: $50,000 - $70,000 per year FLSA Status : Full-Time, Exempt About Us Founded in 1876, The Boys' Club of New York (BCNY) is a youth development organization with the mission to empower boys and young men, ages 7 to 21, by providing effective programs and a supportive community. BCNY provides evidence-based programs to address the evolving social, emotional, health, creative, educational, and vocational needs of our members in meaningful, lasting ways. BCNY develops programs to cultivate positive qualities in members and strives to continually deepen and broaden our impact. Job Summary Responsible for the ongoing development, administration and evaluation of Clubhouse programs aimed at the social, educational and recreational development of boys 6 to 9 years of age with emphasis on inter-departmental activities, community outreach and staff development. Job Requirements BCNY is a COVID-19 proactive organization that follows applicable health and safety regulations to help protect our members and staff. To that end, we require that all BCNY employees be fully vaccinated against COVID-19. BCNY requires all staff to receive a booster shot that protects against COVID-19 once they become eligible. New employees will be asked to submit proof of full vaccination prior to their start date. BCNY treats proof of vaccination confidentially and consistent with applicable law, and will not use the information for any purpose other than to ensure compliance with BCNY's mandatory vaccination policy. Responsibilities Facilitates age-specific programs and activities for boys aged 6-9 including life skills, recreational, character development and healthy living programming. This includes assisting with planning, organizing, ensuring successful implementation, data collection and monitoring. Builds strong relationships with members and families and work to ensure that individual needs (academic, emotional, social, physical) are met through the appropriate connection or coordination of programs and services. Collaborate with colleagues and other departments as needed. Ensures the safety of all members at all times. Demonstrate knowledge of the mission of The Boys' Club of New York and employ that to build a sound foundation in all department programs and activities. Oversees the staffing and management of all part-time staff and volunteers working with this age group, including staff recruitment, hiring, onboarding, evaluating performance and coaching. Manages staff schedules, ensuring adequate coverage and provides coverage as needed. Leads professional development, staff meetings, and trainings for part-time staff as needed. Creates a positive work atmosphere. Fosters teamwork and a constructive exchange of ideas. Ensures that all staff members adhere to behavior, discipline, and safety policies. Maintain high expectations for staff and ensure compliance. Compiles data and tracks students for program monitoring, evaluation and reporting as required. Manages the department effectively and within budget. Responsible for purchasing materials, supplies, and equipment designed to meet member needs. Maintains the program area to foster physical and emotional safety, encourage creativity, and meet member needs. Communicates clearly with administration, supervisors, peers, and direct reports. Develops and builds culture of excellence in members and staff Attends all staff meetings and supports Boys' Clubs events, initiatives, and general organizational needs. Education and/or Experience Bachelor's degree required in Elementary Education, Youth Development, Social Work, or a related field. Minimum 3-5 years work experience. Minimum of two years successfully working with youth in a not-for-profit or public education organization. Knowledge, Skills and Abilities Knowledge of education and youth development (specifically ages 6-9); Demonstrated experience of activity planning and facilitation for youth, and working with a like population; ability to manage time effectively, think critically, communicate and comprehend oral and written information, and recognize and resolve problems as they arise; flexible and a team player. What We Offer • Medical, dental and vision benefits • 403(b) Retirement benefits • PTO: Vacation, personal and sick time • Employee Assistance Plan (EAP) and much more How To Apply Apply online at . Resume and cover letter required. The Boys' Club of New York is an equal opportunity employer and makes employment decisions without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, protected veteran status, disability status, or any other status protected by law. If you have a disability or other protected need requiring an accommodation, please contact Human Resources. Compensation details: 0 Yearly Salary PIef330255ff8a-4888

Instructions to applicants: Submit letter of interest, resume, contact information for three references Job Title: Hector and Gloria Lopez Foundation's Program Director Location: Alpine Department: Student Life Department Job No.: Position: G98255 Posting Date: 08/26/2025 Until Filled: Yes Salary: $53,968 Annual Required: Required Education: M.Ed or higher. Organizational skills: excellent problem-solving, coordination, and organizational skills to manage a diverse and demanding workload. Commw1ication skills: ability to model, teach, and aid students in developing strong communication skills. Relationship management: strong ability to build and steward relationships with educational institutions, community members, and non-profits; ability to work effectively with individuals from all communities and cultures. Data-driven decision making: ability to leverage data to make informed programmatic decisions and improvements. Technical proficiency: proficient in Microsoft 365 applications and virtual platforms such as Zoom and Teams. Mentorship: guide students in navigating the higher education process. Human development: Counseling background required with knowledge of theoretical wellness models. Professionalism: understanding of FERPA and adherence to confidentiality. Preferred: Preferred Bilingual a plus. Master's degree or higher. Experience teaching in virtual environments. Experience with residential environments and Living/Learning communities. Teaching and advising experience in a higher education setting. Ability to assess the student's career interests and aptitude to match academic and co- curricular programming. Experience with Blackboard and Banner. Knowledge of community resources. Community engagement. Counsefo1g background and ability to support and assist in the student's social, emotional, and psychological development (wellness theoretical model experience). Ability to provide emotional support and distinguish when crisis intervention might be needed. Primary Responsibilities: This full-time position involves developing and overseeing strategies to support Lopez Scholars in their academic success and leadership, focusing mainly on first-generation college students randomly selected to be Lopez Scholars by the Sul Ross State University (SRSU) Foundation. Overview of Responsibilities The Lopez Foundation Program Director will report directly to SRSU's Vice President for StudentAffairs and will engage in various critical functions such as the fol1owing: Develop and .implement student success and leadership strategies for Lopez Scholars. Assist with onboarding of new Lopez Scholars and their families and ensure they are well-informed about available resources and opportunities. Collaborate with other student success areas within the university such as academic advising, tutorial resources, residential living, campus activities, civic engagement, etc. Monitor and support the Lopez Scholar's academic progress and participation in the program. Plan, develop, and facilitate networking events, enrichment activities, campus and/or community projects and other support tasks as identified. Identify avenues or pathways regarding scholarship opportunities such as internships, study abroad programs, and master's degree programs. Compile and submit program data, required reports, or requests for information to stakeholders as required by the grant and permitted by law. Attend HGLF meetings, trainings, and events. Responsible for personal safety and the safety of others; must exercise due caution and practice safe work habits at all times. Any qualifications to be considered in lieu of stated minimums require the prior approval of the Human Resources Director. The Hector and Gloria Lopez Foundation Grant is the funding entity for this position through The Sul Ross Foundation, an independent entity from Sul Ross State University. Other Information: Texas Law requires a 60 day waiting period before new state employees are eligible to enroll in health insurance. An Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action Employer It is the policy of Sul Ross State University to provide equal employment opportunity for all persons in accordance with their individual, job related qualifications and without consideration of race, creed, color, sex, religion, age, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status and ancestry. Equal employment opportunities shall be afforded in all personnel actions or decisions including, but not necessarily limited to, recruitment, hiring, training, upgrading, promotion, demotion, termination and salary. Retaliation is prohibited against a person who opposes a discriminatory practice, files a charge, testifies, assists or participates in an investigative proceeding or hearing. Notice of Availability of the Annual Security & Fire Safety Report The Annual Security & Fire Safety Report is available online at The report contains information regarding campus safety and security including topics such as: campus law enforcement authority; crime reporting policies; campus alerts (Timely Warnings and Emergency Notifications); fire safety policies and procedures; programs to prevent dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking; the procedures the University will follow when one of these crimes is reported; and other matters of importance related to security on campus. The report also contains information about crime statistics for the three most recent calendar years concerning reported crimes that occurred on campus; in On-Campus Student Housing Facilities; in Noncampus buildings or property owned or controlled by the University or a recognized student organization; and on public property within, or immediately adjacent to and accessible from, the campus. The report also contains fire statistics for any fires occurring in an On-Campus Student Housing Facility during the three most recent calendar years. A paper copy of the report will be provided upon request. If you would like to receive a paper copy, you can contact the Office of Student Life, located on the Alpine Campus in the Morgan University Center, Room 211 or you can request that a copy be mailed to you by calling or emailing About SRSU: Our campuses span a fascinating part of Texas-Alpine, in the heart of the beautiful Big Bend area, and Del Rio, Eagle Pass and Uvalde along the vibrant, bicultural Texas/Mexico border. What you've heard is true - there is something very special about the areas we serve in our great State, and Sul Ross State University is vital to the continued growth and progress of our students and the communities we serve. Sul Ross State provides students with the education they need to translate their passions into a fulfilling career. This life-changing experience has a multi-generational impact, transforming the lives of our students, their families and positively impacting the communities in which they reside. We value learning and strive to provide high quality education in a welcoming, supportive environment. We take pride in the fact that we serve a diverse population including many first-generation college students as well as non-traditional students, international students, student-athletes and graduate students. From teaching, coaching and law enforcement, to science, ranch management and the Fine Arts, SRSU offers more than 60 undergraduate and graduate degree programs. Known as the Frontier University of Texas, Sul Ross encourages each student to explore their own frontiers and to exceed their educational, personal and professional goals. For more information about how we're strategizing for the future, I invite you to visit .

Position Title: Early Head Start Teacher Location: Bedford Sign-On Bonus: New hires who start by September 1, 2025, are eligible for a $1,000 sign-on bonus-$500 paid on the first paycheck and $500 after 90 days of employment. Benefits: Salary Range: $18.50-$21.50/Hour Over 5 weeks of Paid Time Off and Holiday Pay to use at your discretion Medical, Dental, and Vision Flexible Spending Account (FSA) 403(b) Retirement plan with company match and contribution Tuition Reimbursement Professional development opportunities Life insurance, Short Term and Long Term Disability insurance Summary : The Early Head Start (EHS) Teacher works in a pair to provide direct supervision for eight children per classroom. They provide high-quality, early education and child development services that promote children's cognitive, social, and emotional growth for later success in school. The EHS Teacher encourages family engagement through two home visits and two education conferences per program term. This position actively participates in individualized and ongoing professional development and coaching. This position requires the ability to follow mandated Virginia licensing, subsidy, and Office of Head Start (OHS) requirements. Success In This Role Looks Like: Provide responsive care, effective teaching methods, and an organized learning environment to promote healthy development for all children in alignment with the Head Start Early Learning Outcomes Framework (HSELOF), including children of all abilities, cultures, and languages. Ensure a classroom environment that provides nurturing interactions and promotes emotional security; provide a foundation for early childhood communication and rich language development; promote critical thinking and problem solving; promote structure that supports life-skills development; utilize a formal curriculum that promotes social, emotional, and behavioral development. Effectively plan weekly schedules, lesson plans, and organized activities using the program approved, research-based curriculum (HighScope) to support each child's individual development and learning. Utilize standardized screening and assessment tools (ASQ-3, ASQ-SE2, and DRDP); integrate data from these assessments into individual and group planning; notify managers and primary adults when development concerns are identified. Collaborate with other Teachers and Assistant Teachers, Center Manager, Education Manager, Family Engagement Specialist, and Health and Disabilities Manager to ensure that services provided are developmentally, culturally, and linguistically appropriate to support each child's individual preschool readiness. Recognize primary adult roles as lifelong educators and support their involvement in their child's education through home visits, regular communication, education conferences, and classroom volunteer opportunities. Collaboratively work with the Center Manager to ensure the classroom consistently meets licensing, subsidy, HSPPS, and Virginia Quality (VQB5) requirements. Participate in continuous quality improvement through supervision, training, and professional development. Career Path: EHS Teacher > EHS Supervising Teacher > EHS Center Manager > EHS Director EHS Teacher > EHS Coaching & Training Specialist > EHS Education Manager > EHS Director EHS Teacher > EHS Intake & Enrollment Specialist> EHS Family Engagement Specialist > EHS Family Engagement Manager > EHS Director Curriculum specialist, Curriculum writer, Lead Teacher, Preschool Director What You Bring To The Team: A minimum of a Child Development Associate (CDA) or comparable credential with a focus on infant and toddler development. Or a Bachelor's degree in Child Development , Early Childhood Education, or related field. Ability to teach various age groups year-round from birth to age three through a research-based curriculum and developmental assessments. Ability to establish professional relationships and maintain professional boundaries with diverse children, families, colleagues, and community partners. Ability to be flexible and manage multiple priorities and deadlines. Ability to work in a fast-paced environment and respond to stressful situations with maturity. Ability to lift and carry children, bend, sit on the floor, and be physically active inside and outside in all weather. Willingness to travel within 50 miles of the EHS Center 4 times per month for home visits and professional development. Proficient computer knowledge, ability to adapt to new technology, learn new software systems (ChildPlus and Procare), and maintain daily data entry responsibilities while protecting family confidentiality. Why Join HumanKind: HumanKind is a non-profit human services organization that has been serving children and families for more than 120 years. We offer programs and services that instill hope and equip people with the tools to build a strong foundation for life. With an emphasis on inclusion, we help individuals and families who face any number of life's challenges. Our programs cover everything from financial education to foster care, from early childhood resources to services for adults with developmental disabilities. HumanKind's unique workplace culture is what sets us apart and makes us a Best Place to Work. We recognize that this culture exists because of our values. We acknowledge that we are humans on this journey, and none of us have fully arrived, but we are committed to striving and aspiring toward living out our values each day. We Value: Actively working for equity and inclusivity, practicing humility and curiosity, taking responsibility, continuously evolving for change. Prioritizing caring for our people, fostering a nurturing environment, celebrating small wins, acknowledging challenges, embracing innovation and adaptability. Nurturing growth in ourselves and others, leveraging strengths, equipping with tools for success, fostering a positive learning environment. Staying mission-focused, serving with empathy, putting egos aside, upholding ethics, communicating openly, providing support, and encouraging feedback. This is a grant funded position. Compensation details: 18.5-21.5 Hourly Wage PIbe59b3f6cd45-0301

2626 W Beryl Ave Phoenix Arizona, 85021, Starting Pay: $170,000.00 Annual Looking for an in-house counsel role with a dynamic, fun, and esteemed Legal Department? Come join Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona, where our mission is "Ending poverty through the power of work!" As part of our team, you will represent our organization in a variety of legal matters in Arizona, Maryland and California, providing expert legal advice and strategy. Grow with us and be part of a team that supports our retail thrift operations, workforce development programs, educational initiatives, and so much more! Come collaborate with a forward-thinking legal and business team shaping the future of our operations. This is your chance to join a high-impact department with visibility across Goodwill's operations, contributing directly to legal innovation and compliance excellence. Position Description: Supports the EVP, CAO and CLO all legal issues and ensures protection of its legal issues and regulatory rights and interests for Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona (GCNA) and its affiliated entities and boards. In alignment with business goals and needs, provides legal expertise and counsel to the executive team, and makes recommendations to all departments, as needed. Provides counsel in the areas of risk management, corporate governance, employment, contracts, real estate, transactions, workplace safety, security, asset protection, and compliance. Responsible for identifying and analyzing legal issues, drafting key documents, and presenting clear recommendations. Assists EVP, CAO and CLO, Corporate Counsel, Paralegal(s) and other Team Members in management of all claims and litigation. Participates regularly on cross-functional project teams, and leads such teams as directed. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Provides counsel and guidance on legal matters and anticipates potential legal implications. Prepares and/or reviews and assists with negotiation of organization-wide business contracts, leases, and consulting agreements, and administers other legal matters relating to real estate acquisition, development, and financing of transactions and projects, as needed. Works cross-functionally to identify and mitigate potential exposure and areas of liability or vulnerability, including investigating and resolving internal and external claims. Manages relationships with outside counsel, including budgets and fees. Acts as support and liaison to various GCNA Boards of Directors (e.g., fiduciary, foundation, and school boards). Monitors and consults on corporate compliance matters, including mandatory outside reporting, audits, and reviews. Advises on legal/compliance aspects of the organization's financing, including assessing and advising on current and future business structures and legal entities. Given high-profile nature of this role, acts as GCNA ambassador through professional organizations, community events, and board involvement. Ensures appropriate professional relationships with regulatory agencies and government entities. Participates actively in community-focused Mission events. Participates in the definition and development of corporate policies, procedures and programs. Assists the EVP, CAO and CLO as a legal consultant on major business issues and transactions, including risk management, contracts, employment, corporate governance, real estate matters, safety, workers' compensation and asset protection. Represents GCNA in litigation and legal and quasi-judicial proceedings. Acts as agent of organization in various transactions. Leads initiatives to improve and strengthen the legal department through systems improvements and the preparation, implementation and refinement of forms, processes and procedures. Stays abreast of and interprets requirements of government agencies, laws, statutes, rules, regulations, and court decisions, and ensures communication of these requirements to the rest of the organization. Provides legal expertise and counsel to all levels of the organization, as needed. Participates on GCNA Leadership Team. Models Goodwill Core Values - Trust, Collaboration, Engagement, Ownership, and Innovation. Responsible for performance management (coaching, discipline, performance improvement plans, and annual reviews), staffing, compensation, and development of Team Members. Plays a critical role in driving company culture change efforts and change management processes. Maintains regular and consistent in-person attendance. Performs other related duties, as assigned. Minimum Qualifications (Education, Experience, Skills): Must have a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree with strong academic credentials and in good and active standing to practice in Arizona. Licensure in California and/or Maryland a plus. Must have at least 6+ years of legal experience as a practicing lawyer in a corporate environment and/or with a major law firm with strong litigation and/or transactional background. Prior in-house experience preferred. Superior written, verbal and analytical skills, with an ability to communicate complex issues to senior management in a simple way and to orchestrate plans to resolve issues and mitigate risks. Must have extensive knowledge of business management and best practices, and a clear and comprehensive understanding of legal matters such as finance, real estate, corporate governance, employment law, contracts, and compliance. Must possess exceptional interpersonal skills, with demonstrated persuasiveness and persistence in reinforcing what is best in alignment with the goals of the organization. Ability to develop critical internal and external relationships. Detail-oriented, organized, efficient, and resourceful with strong follow-through skills. Hands-on, team-oriented, and highly-responsive approach with flexibility and positive attitude. Excellent contract drafting and management skills. Creative problem-solver with the ability to quickly and accurately assess legal risks. Ability to think quickly, prioritize and manage multiple high-profile projects in a demanding environment, while maintaining a calm, professional and level-headed demeanor, particularly in an emergency or crisis. Ability to work long hours and occasional weekends and work independently with minimal supervision in a fast-paced environment with tight deadlines. Ability to speak and read English proficiently. Strong integrity and commitment to ethics. Valid drivers' license and clean MVR. Ability to pass a background check and drug screen, where applicable for position. You will be eligible for a comprehensive Total Rewards package, 1st of the month following 60 days of employment that includes the following: 5 Medical Plans Employer Funded Health Reimbursement Account (HRA) 3 Dental Plans Vision Plan 401K Employer Paid Life Insurance Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Paid Time Off; Sick and Vacation Paid Holidays These are just a few highlights of our key benefit offerings! Become a valued member of an organization where good work meets community impact. Our mission is: Empowering Individuals, Strengthening Families, and Building Stronger Communities. Goodwill provides no-cost career development, training, and education services to help individuals build a better life for themselves and their families. Our core values are Trust, Collaboration, Engagement, Ownership, and Innovation. Everything we accomplish as a team is centered around these core values. Together, we create an inclusive and welcoming environment for each other. With stores conveniently located near you, you can work for a company where team strength and success are valued and encouraged. Join our team and gain opportunities for job growth at Goodwill and beyond. Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona is an equal opportunity employer. Qualified individuals seeking employment are considered without regard to race (including traits associated with race, e.g., hairstyles), color, religion, sex (including pregnancy and related conditions, sexual orientation, or gender identity), national origin, disability, military status, age, genetic information, or any other category protected by applicable federal, state and local fair employment practice laws. Individuals with a disability may be entitled to a reasonable accommodation under the Americans with Disabilities Act and/or state or local laws. Please contact Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona at 1- option 6 or if you need assistance or an accommodation due to a disability as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act. For questions about your application or employment with Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona, please contact our Candidate Support Line at 1-, option 5. PHISHING SCAM WARNING: Goodwill of Central and Northern Arizona/Goodwill Industries of Monocacy Valley, Inc. ("GCNA/GIMV") are among several companies recently made aware of a phishing scam involving con artists posing as hiring managers recruiting via email, text and social media. The imposters are creating misleading email accounts, conducting remote "interviews," and making artificial job offers in order to collect personal and financial information from unsuspecting individuals. Please note that GCNA/GIMV only use company email addresses, which contain " . click apply for full job details

Job Title: Director of Financial Aid Location: Gordon State College Regular/Temporary: Regular Full/Part Time: Full-Time Job ID: 284795 About Us Founded in 1852, GSC is a member of the University System of Georgia. The college has a distinctive legacy of excellent scholarship and service. GSC offers nearly 30 degrees, which includes multiple associate and baccalaureate pathways for students. With an enrollment of over 3,100 students, GSC offers an intimate academic setting with state-of-the-art classrooms and laboratories. In this setting, students receive individualized attention that only a small college with dedicated faculty and staff can provide. Job Summary This position is responsible for directing the financial aid operations for Gordon State College. This position is responsible for ensuring compliance with all related state and federal regulations, establishing policies and procedures that ensure strong internal controls for maintaining the integrity of student-based fiscal processes, and implementing innovative approaches in support of prospective and enrolled students and their families. Responsibilities Reporting to the Vice President of Enrollment Services and Marketing (VPESM), major duties of this position include, but are not limited to the following. Area Leadership (40%) Provides leadership for comprehensive campus-wide financial aid programs, including federal, state, institutional, and private aid. Oversees the administrative functions of the Financial Aid Offices and manages departmental budgets. Supervises Financial Aid personnel, providing training and facilitating ongoing professional development opportunities. Leads the administration of state and federal aid, scholarships, and student employment programs. Serves as Data Steward for the Banner Student Financial Aid System, testing new releases and patches; assigning and maintaining security; and automating modules as applicable. Implements new financial aid software and web-based products. Compliance (30%) Supervises the reconciliation of federal, state, private, and institutional funds. Monitors and reviews federal, state, institutional, and Board of Regents policy changes to ensure compliance. Develops and implements financial aid policies and procedures. Works with the Athletic Director to ensure compliance with NJCAA and club sports rules and regulations. Serves as audit liaison during federal, state, and Board of Regents audits. Performs related duties. Reporting (15%) Directs personnel in the preparation of required reports, reviewing for accuracy and ensuring submission. Leads New Year Set-up and updates federal participation agreements as needed. Prepares and submits the FISAP Report, IPEDS Report, and College Board Survey. Completes institutional reporting requirements, to include balancing Pell and HOPE programs. Supervises the reconciliation of federal, state, private, and institutional funds. Direct Student Support (10%) Advises students/families concerning financial aid procedures, regulations, and developments. Leads development, coordination, and dissemination of Financial Aid communications for students, families, and partners. Supervises the coordination of financial aid and literacy seminars and programs. Engage in outreach to the community for Financial Aid awareness, financial literacy, and recruitment. ESM Contributions (5%) Participates as a member of the Enrollment Services and Marketing Leadership Team in strategic and operational planning to address ESM priorities and advance institutional goals. Serves as institutional liaison to the University System of Georgia and other agencies as assigned. Represents the institution at regional and state professional meetings and conferences. Represents the Financial Aid Office on campus committees, through ad hoc assignments, and at meetings and events. Plans and implements policies and ensures compliance with system policies and state and federal laws. Required Qualifications Knowledge and level of competency commonly associated with the completion of a master s degree in a course of study related to the occupational field. Experience sufficient to thoroughly understand the diverse objectives and functions of the subunits in the division/department in order to direct and coordinate work within the division/department, usually interpreted to require three to five years of related experience. Experience in lieu of education may be considered. Knowledge, Skills, & Abilities Knowledge of federal, state and institutional financial aid programs, policies and procedures. Knowledge of federal and state student aid reporting requirements. Knowledge of need analysis principles. Knowledge of budget development and management principles. Knowledge of supervisory principles and practices. Skill in the delegation of responsibility and authority. Skill in the operation of computers and job related software programs. Skill in decision making and problem solving. Skill in interpersonal relations and in dealing with the public. Skill in oral and written communication. USG Core Values The University System of Georgia is comprised of our 26 institutions of higher education and learning as well as the System Office. Our USG Statement of Core Values are Integrity, Excellence, Accountability, and Respect. These values serve as the foundation for all that we do as an organization, and each USG community member is responsible for demonstrating and upholding these standards. More details on the USG Statement of Core Values and Code of Conduct are available in USG Board Policy 8.2.18.1.2 and can be found on-line at . Additionally, USG supports Freedom of Expression as stated in Board Policy 6.5 Freedom of Expression and Academic Freedom found on-line at . Institutional Values Commitment to Excellence: Prioritize high standards in all endeavors, striving for distinction in education, research, and community engagement. Student Success : Focus on enhancing regional workforce by effectively preparing students for successful careers, thereby ensuring a substantial return on their educational investment. Innovation and Creativity: Encourage creative thinking and innovative solutions, driving progress and adapting to the evolving needs of our society and the wider world. Belonging: Embrace and celebrate multiple perspectives, fostering an environment that enriches learning and promotes respect and understanding. Equal Employment Opportunity Gordon State College is an equal employment, equal access, and equal educational opportunity. It is the policy of Gordon State College to recruit, hire, train, promote and educate persons without regard to race, color, national or ethnic origin, age, disability, gender, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity or veteran status as required by applicable state and federal laws (including Title VI, Title VII, Title IX, Sections 503, and 504, ADEA, ADA, E.O. 11246, and Rev. Proc. 75-50). For questions or more detailed information regarding this policy, please contact the Gordon State College Office of Human Resources at . Individuals requiring disability related accommodations for participation in any event or to obtain print materials in an alternative format, please contact Human Resources. Other Information This is a full-time, 12-month, exempt (salaried) staff position and includes a comprehensive benefits package. Benefits include: Health insurance Dental Vision Flexible Spending Account (FSA) Health Savings Account (HSA) Life Insurance Sick Leave Vacation Leave Parental Leave Retirement Employee discounts Tuition reimbursement