The professor will teach analytics courses, develop curricula, support student and faculty initiatives, and engage in professional development activities.

The Assistant Director leads the Leadership Giving program, building donor relationships and cultivating prospects for major gifts, collaborating across departments to enhance fundraising success.

The Director of Fund Management oversees donor fund management, ensures compliance with gift agreements, manages scholarship administration, and leads a team for effective operations and strategic goals.

The AVP of Innovation, Products & Technology leads innovation and product strategies, oversees AI integration, data management, and team development to enhance competitiveness.

The Events Manager plans, promotes, and executes various events, managing logistics, budgets, and communications while ensuring alignment with institutional goals.

The Global Student Success Coordinator supports first-year students in the N.U.in Program by fostering social engagement, academic success, and personal growth during their study abroad experience.

The Operations Coordinator supports financial and HR transactions in the Student Life department, ensuring timely management of budgets, payroll, and personnel affairs.

The Marketing Creative Operations Manager oversees project management within the marketing department, ensuring timely delivery and effective collaboration across teams. Responsibilities include scheduling, communication, and managing relationships with third-party vendors.

The Director of Leadership Giving leads strategies for a leadership giving program, manages donor relationships, supervises staff, and boosts fundraising efforts through collaboration and cultivation.

The Business Systems Analyst improves processes and oversees system management, focusing on Salesforce.com and ascend within the University.

The Associate Director, Pre-College Programs, plans and executes student life operations, manages programming, collaborates with teams, and oversees logistics for residential programs targeting students in middle and high school.

The Project Assistant will provide administrative support for HEART projects, facilitate training logistics, manage project meetings, and support recruitment initiatives.

This role provides administrative support to DLAM and IACUC, records keeping, billing, invoicing, and organizes IACUC meetings. Responsible for document preparation and maintaining communication with researchers.

The Academic Advisor assists students with degree audits, requirements, and resources, while coordinating programs and collaborating across campus for student support.

The role involves teaching Advanced Writing courses, engaging in departmental services, and contributing to student advising while pursuing professional development.

The Program Supervisor oversees operations for the New York City Scholars Program, supporting academic success and student well-being through programming and collaboration with university partners.

The Director of Business Development will lead sales efforts in Executive Education, manage client relationships, build strategic partnerships, and develop a sales team while meeting ambitious growth targets.

The Budget Analyst will manage CPS expense budgets, including operational and grant accounts, and will perform expense forecasting and budget analysis. The role involves collaborating with department heads to ensure spending aligns with plans, oversee third-party billing accounts, and assist with various ad hoc projects.

The Senior Program Operations Manager oversees operational processes for online learning, ensuring program efficiency, managing teams, and supporting student experiences through collaboration and continuous improvement.

The Director leads a pre-award research team, ensuring operational effectiveness, compliance, and excellence in service. Responsibilities include overseeing proposal management, faculty engagement, and staff development while fostering collaboration with post-award teams.