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Faculty and Student Support Coordinator in Malibu Campus
Under the direction of the Associate Director of the Straus Degree Programs, this position manages and supports the 85+ academic law school classes that are administered through the Straus Institute each year and the faculty who teach those classes. These classes are held over 4 different terms and utilize faculty who often are commuting to teach in intensive formats from other parts of the country and around the world. This person ensures that faculty and students are given the highest level of support. This person helps faculty with all of their class related needs including book orders, syllabi, posting of class materials, copies of exercises, managing assignments, and that feedback is available for students. Since many of Straus courses are offered in the evenings and/or on weekends, this person also makes sure that faculty have support after regular business hours. This position helps faculty with travel arrangements when needed. Students rely on this person for assistance accessing class materials on Courses (and occasionally instructions on how to use other platforms), help with submitting final assignments and managing extension requests.
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Senior Lead Systems and Database Administrator in Remote
The Senior Lead Systems and Database Administrator collaborates with the Chief Systems Administrator in the architectural development of the PeopleSoft application. They maintain and troubleshoot the multi-tier architecture of the PeopleSoft application as well as Oracle database systems. Additionally, they provide essential support for the University's mission-critical applications.
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Automotive Mechanic in Malibu Campus
The Automotive Mechanic will perform major and minor tune-ups; replace brake shoes and pads; perform routine lubrications; keep repair records on all fleet vehicles; rebuild carburetors; perform other related duties as assigned.
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Donor Relations Specialist in Malibu Campus
The Specialist, Donor Relations provides strategic, well-written, and creative, communications to support fundraising and stewardship efforts for Pepperdine University and its advancement staff. This role will carry out research and fact-checking assignments to ensure communications for print and digital resources are accurate, reflect the University’s strategic priorities, align with our University marketing brand experience, and support the mission of Pepperdine and the students we serve. Communications to include fundraising brochures on a variety of initiatives across all five schools, event invitations, and stewardship pieces, representing the University’s highest standards.
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Director of Regional Development, Pacific Northwest Region in Remote
The primary purpose of this position is to build prospect and donor relationships, raise financial support, and increase the donor base for Pepperdine University in the Pacific Northwest region of the U.S. The position focuses primarily on major and principal gift prospects with a capacity to make gifts of $25,000 to $1,000,000+, with primary emphasis on identifying, cultivating, soliciting, and stewarding donors to the University and building stronger alumni engagement and leadership within the Pacific Northwestern region of the United States. The success of our mission to strengthen lives for purpose, service, and leadership depends in 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. This position is expected to reside in and work from Idaho, Oregon, or Washington State.
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