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498212
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Junior Lead Teacher, Ricks Center for Gifted Children
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Denver, CO
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| Ricks Center for Gifted Children is seeking a Junior Lead Teacher that will be assigned to a particular grade level or may be split between grade levels and reports to the Lead Teacher(s). The Jr. Lead Teacher works with the Lead Teacher to differentiate instruction, compact curriculum, ensure a depth of conceptual understanding, and develop curriculum that is responsive to the learning needs and interests of the students. |
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498213
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Registrar Credential Evaluator
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Denver, CO
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| The Office of the Registrar is seeking applicants for the Registrar Credential Evaluator position. The Credential Evaluator advises transfer students and is responsible for transfer credit evaluations, facilitating course credit equivalency requests and decisions. |
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498215
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Program Manager, Cohorted Learning
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Denver, CO
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| The Program Manager supports the mission of the OPG by coordinating operations for cohorted learning programs that are part of the Signature Work Initiative. This role contributes to the design and implementation of academic and co-curricular programming, supports strategic planning, and collaborates with faculty and staff to enhance student retention and success. |
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498216
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Coordinator, Recruiting and Events
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Denver, CO
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| As a full-time staff member, the Recruiting & Events Coordinator supports all programs, centers, and initiatives in the OPG by coordinating recruitment and marketing activities and supporting event operations. |
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498226
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Director of Budget, Finance, and Operations
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Denver, CO
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| The Director of Budget, Finance, and Operations is a pivotal leadership role responsible for the strategic, fiscal, and operational oversight of the University of Denver’s Health and Counseling Center (HCC). This position ensures the financial health, regulatory compliance, operational excellence, and strategic alignment of the HCC with university-wide objectives. The Director serves as a key advisor to HCC and university leadership and acts as the primary liaison with central budget, finance, and administrative offices, with a dotted line to SAIE and Budget and Planning. |
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498230
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Program Coordinator, University Honors Program
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Denver, CO
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| The Program Coordinator for the University Honors Program will manage Honors recruitment, marketing, and admissions processes, and will be the main point of contact for the Honors first-year experience, including orientation and the Honors residential community. |
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498231
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Collections Manager, College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
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Denver, CO
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| The University of Denver is seeking a Collections Manager to steward the University Art Collections. The successful applicant for this full-time, benefitted position will manage the off-campus Hampden Art Study Center, train collections staff and student assistants, and administer the collections database. The Collections Manager will oversee the long-term preservation of objects in our care, ensuring they remain in good condition and available to students, faculty, and the community now and in the future. |
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498113
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Senior Director of Development, Foundation Relations
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Denver, CO
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| The University of Denver is seeking an experienced, driven, and passionate Foundation Relations fundraiser to join our Advancement team as the Senior Director of Development, Foundation Relations. |
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498192
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Manager, Advancement Events
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Denver, CO
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| The Event Manager reports directly to the Associate Director, Advancement Events. At the direction of and with the support of the Associate Director, this position is responsible for planning and managing event logistics for development and engagement events of varying sophistication, complexity, and scope. These events range from discrete, program-specific functions to large-scale, highly sophisticated programs for the University. In this capacity, the Event Manager will be responsible for successfully producing events assigned to their portfolio. They will work closely with campus partners to deliver meaningful event experiences. The successful incumbent must possess a high degree of diplomacy and organizational savvy to partner with a variety of stakeholders. They must demonstrate remarkable customer service and unwavering commitment to quality. |
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498228
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Assistant Program Director MSW@Denver, Graduate School of Social Work
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Denver, CO
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| Assistant Program Directors at the Graduate School of Social Work (GSSW) perform a broad range of management and operations duties related to the MSW@Denver online MSW Program, including supporting MSW curriculum cohesion, excellence in the student experience, and alignment and partnership to all MSW programs at GSSW. This position is integral to program success and requires the development of collaborative and supportive relationships with faculty, staff, and internal and external education partners. Ideal candidates possess the ability to work with a cross-functional team of professionals, managing relationships, systems, and holding students at the center of decision-making. They are also strong project managers, skilled at balancing the personal side of change with a commitment to program excellence and attention to detail. The Assistant Program Directors are a key point of interface in coordinating logistics between GSSW departments, University of Denver administration, education partners, and students. In addition to coordinating logistics, the Assistant Program Directors are involved with curricular deployment and improvement to ensure that it retains alignment with the other GSSW MSW programs and the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) accreditation standards. |