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Strategic Project Associate in Malibu Campus
Pepperdine is made up of people from many unique backgrounds. Drawn to our unique mission, many seek opportunities at Pepperdine without knowing exactly which role or department is the right fit for them long-term. The Strategic Project Associate (SPA) role is designed to allow talented individuals, committed to the highest standards of academic excellence and Christian values, the opportunity to rotate between departments, functions, and professional roles at Pepperdine, helping meet the needs of the University as they seek to build a lasting career at this special place. This position is ideal for early career professionals and those in career transitions who are eager to explore their potential and position themselves for success at Pepperdine. Upon hire, the SPA completes a training period in Human Resources designed to give a broad overview of the University’s mission, organizational structure, and business operations. Following 1-2 years in the program, the SPA will be fully equipped to step into a promising new long-term role at the University.
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Event Manager in Calabasas Campus
Pepperdine University’s College of Health Science (PCHS) is seeking a qualified and motivated Event Manager. The Event Manager will support the strategic planning, production, management, and execution for PCHS events related to student recruitment and admission, student ceremonies, advisory board/council meetings, orientation programs, and a wide range of student and faculty events. The position will oversee all logistical aspects of event execution, ensure consistent PCHS and Pepperdine University branding, sound fiscal management, adherence to stated timelines, and high quality outcomes. The manager will report to the Dean of the College of Health Science and be expected to work collaboratively with faculty and staff across the PCHS and University. The event manager will need to be adaptable to work evening and weekend hours, as required, to oversee all PCHS events.
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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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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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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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