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Reporting to the Director, Community Services at the D\'Aniello Institute for Veterans and Military Families, the Community Services Program Coordinator will support the activities of the Community Services team and its portfolio of projects and services. This portfolio supports two primary efforts: 1) provide technical assistance to communities focused on enhancing capabilities to better serve veterans and their families in those communities and 2) to share leading practices, insights, and information related to this work. The Community Services Program Coordinator will also assist the team in administrative duties, including liaising with other teams within the IVMF and Syracuse University, supporting grants management and reporting, and assisting in conducting trainings and conference workshops.
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This role supports the daily operation of the Prospect Development and Research department. Under the direction of the ED, the Coordinator will support the review and maintenance of gift officer portfolios by updating, adding or removing assignments to achieve desired portfolio balance. They will assist Prospect Research in the creation and composing of succinct event biographies, preparing event brief deliverables for a variety of events, and enriching high-value prospect records. They perform a vital role by making data integrity and data maintenance a daily task, assisting authorized CRM users by ensuring that prospect record updates are accomplished in a timely, accurate fashion, leading to more efficient fundraising. This position interprets requested record updates and compares against established guidelines and definitions to make accurate adjustments to the database. The coordinator will also perform routine budget support and reconciliation for the department.
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Customer Service Account Coordinator (2nd Shift)
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The Program Coordinator, First Year Seminar (FYS 101) will be an integral member of the leadership team to ensure the success of FYS 101. FYS 101 is a required semester-long course anchored around transitioning to college and creating a sense of belonging within the Syracuse University community. Course content includes dialogue around topics related to diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA). All FYS 101 sections are led by a faculty, staff, or graduate student Lead Instructor and an undergraduate Peer Leader through a co-facilitation model.
