The position requires a mindful individual with a high level of initiative, exceptional customer service skills in supporting various stakeholders and representing the institution, and the ability to organize and manage multiple projects within a dynamic environment.

Primary Responsibilities

• Serve as a staff liaison and volunteer manager, in partnership with the Director, for Clark's alumni volunteer leadership groups: Alumni Council, GOLD Council (Graduates of the Last Decade), Clark Black Alumni Association (CBAA), and Clark LGBTQ+ Alumni Association (CLAA); support volunteer groups in development of engagement in regional, virtual, and on-campus events.
• Serve as staff liaison to the GOLD Council leadership, working with them to develop short- and long- term goals for continued development of a yearly programming plan and on-boarding and recruitment efforts for recent and young alumni.
• Serve as staff advisor to the Student Alumni Relations Committee (SARC); assist current students with the design and implementation of alumni-related programming.
• Work with the Director to develop a dynamic volunteer engagement strategy for alumni recruitment for the volunteer groups and create additional volunteer opportunities for alumni on- and off-campus.
• Partner with campus stakeholders and offices to connect alumni and assist in the tracking of alumni engagement across campus.
• Assist in providing all volunteer groups with meaningful assignments, excellent customer service, and high-level communication.
• Collaborate with members of the UA Events team, working to support regional events and other events, as needed.
• Develop meaningful opportunities of support, in partnership with the Director, for larger UA philanthropy efforts throughout the year.
• Serve as front line engagement for alumni customer service, responding to questions or requests through all lines of communications from alumni (phone, email, intake form).
• Work to ensure up-to-date data management of all volunteers, volunteer groups, and volunteer opportunities.
• Other duties as assigned related to supporting UA events and initiatives.

Job Requirements:

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree required.
• 1-3 years of related experience and demonstrated success providing a high level of thoughtful customer service.
• Demonstrated success in volunteer management, stakeholder support, and event planning.
• Must be able to work independently and able to adapt to meet the changing needs of volunteers.
• Effectively steward confidential information to ensure sensitive data and alumni information is handled with care.
• Strong communication skills and familiarity with various software programs: Microsoft Office suite and Raiser's Edge or similar CRM technology.
• Position can/will be hybrid with flexibility for in-person and remote work.
• Availability for evening events and meetings with volunteers is an expectation of this role.
• Occasional weekend work is required, and travel will be coordinated with the Director of Alumni & Friends Engagement and the UA Events team for engagement at regional UA events.

Applicants with non-direct alumni engagement experience are encouraged to apply; successful candidates should be able to connect their experience and/or skills to the goals and requirements of the position and office. Given the nature of our work with affinity groups, we welcome candidates with diverse backgrounds and/or experience working with individuals or groups of different cultures, backgrounds, or identities.

Additional Information:

Expected Hiring Range: $70,900 to $78,650

Pay Transparency Disclosure:
The compensation for this position will be determined based on factors that include available budget, internal equity, and the selected candidate's qualifications, experience, education, and other job-related credentials. This range represents Clark University's good-faith estimate of the expected hiring range at the time of posting consistent with Clark's compensation philosophy and internal alignment.

The position requires a mindful individual with a high level of initiative, exceptional customer service skills in supporting various stakeholders and representing the institution, and the ability to organize and manage multiple projects within a dynamic environment.

Primary Responsibilities

• Serve as a staff liaison and volunteer manager, in partnership with the Director, for Clark's alumni volunteer leadership groups: Alumni Council, GOLD Council (Graduates of the Last Decade), Clark Black Alumni Association (CBAA), and Clark LGBTQ+ Alumni Association (CLAA); support volunteer groups in development of engagement in regional, virtual, and on-campus events.
• Serve as staff liaison to the GOLD Council leadership, working with them to develop short- and long- term goals for continued development of a yearly programming plan and on-boarding and recruitment efforts for recent and young alumni.
• Serve as staff advisor to the Student Alumni Relations Committee (SARC); assist current students with the design and implementation of alumni-related programming.
• Work with the Director to develop a dynamic volunteer engagement strategy for alumni recruitment for the volunteer groups and create additional volunteer opportunities for alumni on- and off-campus.
• Partner with campus stakeholders and offices to connect alumni and assist in the tracking of alumni engagement across campus.
• Assist in providing all volunteer groups with meaningful assignments, excellent customer service, and high-level communication.
• Collaborate with members of the UA Events team, working to support regional events and other events, as needed.
• Develop meaningful opportunities of support, in partnership with the Director, for larger UA philanthropy efforts throughout the year.
• Serve as front line engagement for alumni customer service, responding to questions or requests through all lines of communications from alumni (phone, email, intake form).
• Work to ensure up-to-date data management of all volunteers, volunteer groups, and volunteer opportunities.
• Other duties as assigned related to supporting UA events and initiatives.

Job Requirements:

Requirements

• Bachelor's degree required.
• 1-3 years of related experience and demonstrated success providing a high level of thoughtful customer service.
• Demonstrated success in volunteer management, stakeholder support, and event planning.
• Must be able to work independently and able to adapt to meet the changing needs of volunteers.
• Effectively steward confidential information to ensure sensitive data and alumni information is handled with care.
• Strong communication skills and familiarity with various software programs: Microsoft Office suite and Raiser's Edge or similar CRM technology.
• Position can/will be hybrid with flexibility for in-person and remote work.
• Availability for evening events and meetings with volunteers is an expectation of this role.
• Occasional weekend work is required, and travel will be coordinated with the Director of Alumni & Friends Engagement and the UA Events team for engagement at regional UA events.

Applicants with non-direct alumni engagement experience are encouraged to apply; successful candidates should be able to connect their experience and/or skills to the goals and requirements of the position and office. Given the nature of our work with affinity groups, we welcome candidates with diverse backgrounds and/or experience working with individuals or groups of different cultures, backgrounds, or identities.

Additional Information:

Expected Hiring Range: $70,900 to $78,650

Pay Transparency Disclosure:
The compensation for this position will be determined based on factors that include available budget, internal equity, and the selected candidate's qualifications, experience, education, and other job-related credentials. This range represents Clark University's good-faith estimate of the expected hiring range at the time of posting consistent with Clark's compensation philosophy and internal alignment.