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programming in both individual and group settings. Develops program strategy for business and finance career readiness activities focused on interview prep, networking, application materials, and building
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senior faculty leadership, the Administrative Director is responsible for strategic planning, budgeting, staffing, program development, grant and research support, and external partnerships. The role
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and dining program, and in areas such as artistic expression, community service, spiritual exploration, and athletic competition. The University of Chicago community includes approximately 5,600
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and Finance, provides strategic leadership for campus-wide operational functions, including Supply Chain, Accounts Payable/Receivable, Software Licensing, Printing Services, and Computer Acquisition
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of a comprehensive alumni, recent graduate and student engagement program to strengthen and foster meaningful lifelong relationships with alumni from graduation forward. Responsibilities Plans events and
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program content, recruit expert speakers, and market the events to students. This position will also oversee communications and student outcomes data tracking. These projects will include writing reports
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leadership and partnership to the BFI Director, and Executive Director. Staffs and meets regularly with faculty and program directors to develop a sophisticated, up-to-date understanding of institutional
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. Responds to inquiries via phone and e-mail providing a positive experience for all who interact with department. Reviews applications of first year, transfer, and summer program applications. Each Admissions
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events, including onboarding, training sessions, meetings, and other programs to ensure sessions supports employee engagement, program success, runs efficiently, and meet organizational needs. Develops and
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academically and athletically. A diverse, challenging athletic program supplements the rigorous academic curriculum. The lessons learned through athletic endeavors represent an invaluable part of the nonacademic