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Montana Career Opportunity - Assistant Director of Development and Alumni Relations - UM Foundation

May 17, 2012

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Assistant Director of Development and Alumni Relations College of Arts and Sciences The University of Montana Foundation is seeking a development professional to join the team as Assistant Director of Development and Alumni Relations, College of Arts and Sciences.

The Assistant Director of Development will be an integral part of a development team that is currently raising $20-30 million annually in support of the University. The successful candidate will play a critical role in expanding private support to the College of Arts and Sciences. The Assistant Director of Development will report to the Senior Director of Development while maintaining a strong working partnership with the Dean on matters pertaining to the College objectives.

For more information about this position and application instructions please see the full vacancy announcement at http://www.SupportUM.org.

The University of Montana Foundation is an EEO employer.
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