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Vice Chancellor, Principal Gifts in Malibu Campus
The Vice Chancellor for Principal Gifts is responsible for and plays an important front-line fundraising role for the general fundraising goals of Pepperdine University. As a principal gift officer, this position will be expected to personally raise gifts in support of the University’s fundraising priorities, focusing on donors with a capacity of $250K+. In addition, this individual reports directly to the Senior Vice Chancellor for Development. The success of our mission to strengthen lives for purpose, service, and leadership depends in a large part on strong financial support from donors who enable us to provide the facilities, programs, faculty, and opportunities necessary to provide stellar, mission-driven programs for our students.
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Financial Analyst in Calabasas Campus
In pursuit of excellence and to align with the University’s mission and strategic plan, this position will help to steward the University's resources through extensive financial analysis and reporting, which will enhance management's ability to make sound financial decisions ultimately affecting students. This is an ideal role for an individual seeking to develop a broad skill set in budgeting and financial reporting, while also building strong business relationships with both internal and external constituents.
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Senior Irrigation Specialist in Malibu Campus
Under general supervision of the Manager, Landscape and Irrigation Services and Supervisor, Landscape and Irrigation Services for the Department of Facilities Services (“DFS”), and in collaboration with your colleagues, acts as a Senior Irrigation Specialist, providing training, technical expertise, and assistance in performing all duties related to installation, troubleshooting, repair, and maintenance of irrigation systems, fixtures, and related devices throughout campus facilities and the athletic fields. Assist in maintaining University grounds by supervising and completing all irrigation system related activities to ensure the success and good appearance of campus landscaping. Collaborate with DFS and other University departments to initiate and deliver high quality projects in a timely manner.
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Director of Career Advancement in various locations
Under the general direction of the Senior Director of Student Success and Career Advancement, the Director of Career Advancement provides strategic leadership and oversight of career services, career education, and employer engagement for graduate business students at the Pepperdine Graziadio Business School, with a primary focus on advancing career readiness and employment outcomes for Full-Time MBA students. This role leads a dynamic, student-centered team dedicated to helping students develop lifelong career management skills, cultivate confidence and fluency in the job search process, and actively engage in their professional development through high impact strategies, including peer-to-peer approaches and alumni connections. In alignment with Graziadio’s mission to develop values-centered leaders, key priorities include: -Delivering innovative career programming and resources, data-driven insights, experiential learning, and employer partnerships to position students for internship and post-graduation success. -Collaborating with faculty, alumni, and industry partners to create impactful opportunities that prepare students for meaningful, purpose-driven careers within a competitive global marketplace. -Partnering with university stakeholders and alumni networks to foster impactful student and alumni connections that strengthen mentoring, networking, and career referral pathways for students. This hybrid-eligible role provides the opportunity to contribute to student success while collaborating with a dynamic, mission-driven team.
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Financial Aid Advisor in Malibu Campus
The purpose of this position is to serve, educate and assist Pepperdine University, Seaver College students with achieving their educational goals by providing appropriate financial resources within institutional, federal, and state guidelines. This includes but is not limited to, loans, grants, scholarships and work study funds to those that qualify. The Financial Aid Advisors navigate multiple complex systems, which requires critical thinking, provides personal and financial counseling, makes professional judgment decisions for families in unique situations, analyzes and interprets institutional, federal and state laws/regulations to maintain program compliance and distribute funds properly.
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