The United Negro College Fund, Inc. is one of the most highly respected and ranked philanthropic organizations in the world. Here you will join top professionals dedicated to fulfilling our mission to enhance the quality of education by providing financial assistance to deserving students and raising operating funds for member colleges and universities. UNCF is committed to providing a competitive benefits and compensation package to its employees. If you are interested in joining this dynamic organization, please explore the job opportunities listed below.
Job Opportunities
Description: The Development Director is responsible for working with the Area Development Director to plan, organize and implement fund-raising initiatives designed to meet the overall area office goals.
Post Date: 4/20/2012
Description: UNCF seeks an Area Development Director (ADD) to lead its St. Louis, MO Area Office. The ADD is responsible for conducting comprehensive, cost- effective annual and as needed, capital, fund-raising campaigns within his/her area of operation to support the 38 UNCF institutions and serves as an ambassador for UNCF.
Post Date: 4/18/2012
Description: The Development Director will assist the Area Development Director (ADD) in conducting comprehensive, cost-effective annual fund-raising campaigns to support the member institutions of the United Negro College Fund, Inc. (UNCF).
Post Date: 4/18/2012
Description: This is an entry-level position that will assist the Program Managers in the Operations department with all aspects of program management and assist with the GMS nomination process.
Post Date: 4/2/2012
Description: The Director is responsible for the design, development, delivery and administrative oversight of the UNCF MERCK Science Initiative Strategy and STEM related programs. The MERCK program is responsible for cultivating the training and development of biological and chemical science and engineering students at the undergraduate, graduate and postdoctoral levels through financial support, hands-on internship and mentoring programs, while the STEM initiative is aimed at getting more students of color into and through college with a major in science, technology, engineering and mathematics and establishing and growing a network of industry partners. As the leading authority, the Director will interact with the UNCF/Merck Fellows, donors, institutions and UNCF staff to execute the program.
Post Date: 2/13/2012