 ORGANIZER NEEDEDThe International Committee of the National Lawyers Guild is seeking a part time Organizer to staff the committee up to 10 hours a week. The IC Organizer works to coordinate the day to day operation of the international Committee. Familiarity with with use of the internet and new 2.0 Web technology is a requirement. Starting Date January 2010. Starting wages are $16 an hour. TO APPLY FOR THE POSITION PLEASE SEND YOUR RESUME/CV AND A LETTER OF INTEREST TO THE COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS: Jeanne Mirer mirerfam@earthlink.netSusan scott syscott@prodigy.net |
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Associate Professor of International Law
Medford, Massachusetts
Last day to apply: January 1, 2010 Description: The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy, established in 1933 as the first graduate school of international affairs in the United States, seeks to fill a full-time, tenure-track position at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor in International Law beginning September 2010. While we remain somewhat flexible regarding area of specialization, we are particularly interested in a person with experience and interest in fields such as comparative law, international criminal law, transitional justice, international humanitarian law, law of the sea, EU law, international communication/technology law, and related topics. The Fletcher School offers a multidisciplinary curriculum to a diverse student body of approximately 450 students. We began offering an LLM in International Law ( http://fletcher.tufts.edu/llm/default.shtml ) in September 2008. Fletcher's mission is to prepare masters and doctoral students to usethe most effective political, legal, economic, and business thinking to generate effective policies that will shape global events in a positive direction. How to Apply: Review of applications will begin December 31, 2009. Applicants should send a curriculum vitae, any supporting materials, and three letters of reference to:
Richard Fox
International Law Search
The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy
Tufts University, Medford, MA 02155 USA
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International Rescue Committee
Job Title: Program Manager
Location: San Diego
Under the supervision of the Executive Director the Program Manager is responsible to administer the Students Plus after school youth program (Students Plus) and all other youth activities of the office.
Responsibilities: Assure that all educational programs are in contractual compliance, outcomes are met, policies/procedures are implemented and reports are completed and submitted timely. Coordinate budget development and monitoring for all programs with the Deputy Director of Finance and Administration Develop, implement and monitor resource development, sustainability and planning activities for all programs Supervise and support and regularly communicate with program staff and VISTA members. Oversee and support community outreach and engagement in advocacy efforts with faculty, school officials and other pertinent community members
Requirements: Bachelor's degree in educational field or equivalent degree required. Master's Degree is desirable.Two years experience with working with youth programming required.Two years of supervisory experience required. Grant writing experience required. Cross-cultural experiences required.. Excellent written and verbal communication skills. Please apply at www.ircjobs.org
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Communications Director
for Congressman Bob Filner
Progressive California Democrat seeks a Communications Director for San Diego office. Duties include handling all aspects of electronic media; establishing a media/press plan; writing press releases, speeches and op-eds; planning media events; responding to press inquiries; writing and producing newsletters; writing and producing issue-specific mailers; electronic media. The position will include some legislative work. Candidate must possess strong written and oral communications skill, political and media savvy, and the ability to quickly grasp various legislative and local issues as they arise. Spanish fluency a plus. Prior experience on Capitol Hill and working with mass media a plus.
Attn: Chief of Staff.
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 U.S. Census 2010 - It's In Our Hands:
Apply now for employment opportunities with the 2010 Census. Work up to 40 hours per week in a temporary or part-time job. Enjoy good pay, flexible hours, mileage reimbursement and the chance to serve your community. Call today to reserve a date and time to complete an application and take a short employment test. 1-866-861-2010.
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The Funding Exchange, New York City
Executive Director Search The Funding Exchange, located in New York City, is seeking an executive director who has a social justice background and is looking for the opportunity to work with social justice organizations around the country to leverage the resources needed to effect social change. The ideal candidate will have experience managing an organization, supervising staff, cultivating individual donors, securing foundation grants, and a working knowledge of social justice philanthropy. Founded over 30 years ago, the Funding Exchange was created by a group of social activists that pioneered the idea of community-based philanthropy that supports grassroots organizations whose work addresses the root causes of social problems, and involves community activists and donor activists in the governance and grantmaking decisions of the organization. There are currently sixteen funds located in Philadelphia, Boston, New York, Los Angeles, Portland/Eugene, Oregon, Chicago, Denver, Madison, Minneapolis, Atlanta, Knoxville, Pittsburgh, Honolulu, Santa Barbara, San Diego and Boise. As a group, the Funding Exchange Network funds community-based grassroots organizing for which it is well known and is able to mobilize its network in support of local, national and international peace and justice efforts. The Executive Director of the Funding Exchange, along with the Board of Directors and staff, provides the leadership, vision and management for a network of 16 community foundations who fund social justice. The Executive Director also manages a national office, which, in addition to coordinating activities for the network, administers donor advised and activist advised grant-making programs. The budget for both the network activities as well as national office programming is raised by the national office. The Executive Director reports to the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors. Electronic submission of inquires, referrals, and resumes with cover letter are preferred and should be sent to: alice@fundforsouth.org. Resumes will be accepted until December 15, 2009 and should include salary requirements. |
Community Housing Works
Staff Accountant (FT)
Community HousingWorks is seeking a motivated accounting professional with strong analytical, organizational and communication skills, for a permanent, full-time position as Staff Accountant in our San Diego office. Our growth has created the need for a staff accountant with at least three years of experience with general ledger accounting, account and bank reconciliations. The candidate selected must have a Bachelor degree and experience in a professional office environment as well as knowledge of Generally
Accepted Accounting Principles. As the Staff Accountant, you will be responsible for preparing journal entries and related schedules and account analyses. You support the VP of Finance in performing the monthly close procedures and assist with the preparation of the monthly financial statements. You will be responsible for preparing and updating account reconciliations for assigned balance sheets and income statement accounts and assist with the annual audit, researching general ledger issues, and assisting the VP of Finance and CFO with projects as necessary. We are looking for someone who is attracted to being a part of a growing, 25-year old nonprofit -- ranked nationally in the top 10% of its peers -- that houses the homeless and low wage workers, helps low income tenants' kids become educated and successful, and turns hundreds of working family tenants into homeowners each year. A workplace low on personal politics and hierarchy and high on integrity and excellence will appeal to the right person.
Check out the responsibilities and qualifications below that are needed to be successful in this position. You can learn more about our wonderful organization at our website www.chworks.org.
Please send your resume, salary history and a letter of interest to info@chworks.org and attached it as a Word or PDF file. Also, state that you are applying for the Staff Accountant Position. |
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Community Housing Works Project/Construction Accountant (FT)
Community HousingWorks is seeking a motivated accounting professional with strong analytical, organizational and communication skills, for a permanent, full-time position as Project Accountant in our San Diego office. We are looking for a person with at least three years of experience who understands construction and general ledger accounting concepts thoroughly, and has experience with bank reconciliations. The candidate selected must have a Bachelor degree and experience in a professional office environment as well as knowledge of Generally Accepted Accounting Principles. As the Project Accountant servicing our real estate development department, you will be responsible for preparing journal entries and related schedules and account analyses. You will be processing draws, cash disbursements and cash receipts. You will be responsible for managing cash advances from draws and disbursing checks properly. You will be someone who has extensive spreadsheet abilities and can analyze and monitor complex construction contracts and
update project budget to actual analyses. You will need to be team oriented while still able to work independently. We are looking for someone who is attracted to being a part of a growing, 25-year old nonprofit - - ranked nationally in the top 10% of its peers -- that houses the homeless and low wage
workers, helps low income tenants' kids become educated and successful, and turns hundreds of working family tenants into homeowners each year. A workplace low on personal politics and hierarchy and high on integrity and excellence will appeal to the right person.
You can learn more about our wonderful organization at our website www.chworks.org
Please send your resume, salary history and a letter of interest to info@chworks.org and attached it as a Word or PDF file. Also, state that you are applying for the Project/Construction Accountant Position. |
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San Diego Botanic Garden
(formerly Quail Botanical Gardens)
Development Special Events Coordinator
Part time variable staff position Plan, manage, and implement SDBG's year-round calendar of donor cultivation and fundraising events. Serve as primary staff coordinator for annual Gala in the Garden fundraiser. The expectation is that an adequate number of hours need to be dedicated to successfully manage and complete all aspects of event and post-event follow up. We estimate this to be roughly 10-20 hours/week from October - June; increasing to 25-40 hours/week during July, August, and September. Full posting is attached. At least two years experience in event coordination, preferably in a nonprofit setting. Candidate will be able to demonstrate a successful track record producing friend- and fund-raisers. Pay range: $14 - $17 / hour, depending on experience. To apply: send a resum� and cover letter detailing your past success in managing a fundraising event to tbarham@sdbgarden.org (e-mail preferred) or Tracie Barham, Director of Development San Diego Botanic Garden PO Box 230005, Encinitas, CA 92023-0005 |
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The Council of Community Clinics
Grant Writer
The Council of Community Clinics (CCC) is an established organization conveniently located in San Diego and we have an exciting opportunity for a Grant writer. This full-time staff position is responsible for all aspects of securing, monitoring, and reporting on grants for the Council of Community Clinics and Community Clinics Health Network (CCHN) for direct and shared services. Responsibilities include identifying grant opportunities, developing program ideas in collaboration with internal staff, clinic and community partners, conducting necessary research, writing the proposal, developing evaluation components, and creating budgets. Once grants are secured, the Grant writer will be responsible for writing and/or editing grant reports. Additionally, the Grant writer will maintain an up-to-date assessment of federal, state, county and private funding opportunities for the CCC, CCHN and member clinics. A BS/BA degree in any social science is required; Master's degree is preferred; combination of education and years of work experience will be considered. Three to five years of grant writing experience or other similar writing experience is required. Two years of research and analytical assessments is required. Must have effective written and verbal communication skills, along with strong research and analytical skills. Must have demonstrated skills in working collaboratively with community organizations, including a familiarity with community norms, resources and leaders. Candidate must possess a strong customer service orientation with excellent follow through skills and be skilled in various computer software and systems. Must be able to handle multiple tasks simultaneously and be flexible to adapt quickly to changes in the environment. Local travel is required so the ability to operate an automobile is necessary (personal with proper insurance requirements). Infrequent travel outside San Diego may be necessary. We offer competitive compensation and an excellent benefit package. We are an EOE.
Please send cover letter and resume to: jobs@ccc-sd.org or fax to: (619) 542-4350 |
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Ocean Discovery
OPERATIONS MANAGER
Ocean Discovery Institute uses science exploration to engage urban and diverse young people in 3 ways: education, scientific research and environmental stewardship. Through our programs youth are empowered to transform their lives and make a difference in the world as scientific and environmental leaders. Their discoveries will reveal new ways to protect the ocean and nature, improve the health of our communities, and strengthen the quality of life in our world. www.oceandiscoveryinstitute.org . Ocean Discovery Institute is seeking a part time Operations Manager to act as a significant member of our team and to share in our commitment and vision for the organization and youth we serve.
TIME COMMITMENT: 24 hours per week
COMPENSATION: Commensurate with expertise
START DATE: ASAP
APPLICATION PROCESS:
Submit resume and cover letter and Include 2 to 3 professional references with their phone #, job title and relationship to applicant
SUBMIT MATERIALS AND ALL OTHER INQUIRES TO: Jamie Weed, Office Manager jweed@OceanDI.org 858.488.3849
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Ocean Discovery Institute
DEVELOPMENT & EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT
Ocean Discovery Institute uses science exploration to engage urban and diverse young people in 3 ways: education, scientific research and environmental stewardship. Through our programs youth are empowered to transform their lives and make a difference in the world as scientific and environmental leaders. Their discoveries will reveal new ways to protect the ocean and nature, improve the health of our communities, and strengthen the quality of life in our world. www.oceandiscoveryinstitute.org. Ocean Discovery Institute is seeking a full time Development & Executive Assistant to report to our Executive Director, act as a significant member of our team and share in our commitment and vision for the organization and youth we serve. TIME COMMITMENT: Approximately 50 hours per week COMPENSATION: $36,000 - $40,000/ year START DATE: February 2010 (room for flexibility) APPLICATION PROCESS: Submit resume and cover letter and Include 2 to 3 professional references with their phone #, job title and relationship to applicant SUBMIT MATERIALS AND ALL OTHER INQUIRES TO: Jamie Weed, Office Manager jweed@OceanDI.org 858.488.3849
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Special Events Coordinator
Position created to attract and retain an experienced Special Events Coordinator who can play a long-term key role in the future growth of the RSFCC.
Under the direction of the Executive Director, the Special Events Coordinator will lead the RSFCC's fundraising events efforts including but not limited to an annual golf tournament, annual black tie gala, Literary Society, Spring Luncheon, Wine Dinner Fundraiser, Business Leader Program, Lecture Series, Tuesday Night Out and Sunset Soirees. All aspects of the events, from obtaining sponsorships to obtaining auction items to all event logistics, will be expected to be managed by the Special Events Coordinator.
Please make sure people send their resumes to rmetler@rsfcc.org . We will be scheduling interviews for next week and hope to have someone in the position by January 4, 2010. |
Cuyamaca College Water Conservation Garden
Development Director
Water Conservation Garden at Cuyamaca College
www.thegarden.org
The Water Conservation Garden is seeking a Development Director which will be a � time position with the primary responsibility of building and managing a fund raising development program for the Garden. The Development Director will be employed by the Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District Auxiliary Organization (GCCCD Auxiliary), which is contracted by the Water Conservation Garden to provide support for this position. Under agreement, the Development Director is accountable to the Executive Director of the Water Conservation Garden
The Development Director job is a new position. This position is a dynamic and creative opportunity for the right person to build the development program of an organization recognized as a "green" leader. Essential components during the transition period will include helping to build the new board; creating a development plan, in conjunction with the Executive Director and Friends Development Committee; achieving goals within that plan; meeting key result areas as defined in the Garden's Business Enterprise Plan, and coordinating with a new marketing campaign.
Please send a resume, cover letter, and application form to:
Attn: Development Director Search
Water Conservation Garden
12122 Cuyamaca College Drive West
El Cajon, CA 92019
Open until filled. First application screening is scheduled for January 15, 2010. No calls or inquiries please.
Condition of Employment - As a condition of employment, persons hired must provide proof of identity and employment eligibility within three (3) days of beginning work, and persons may be required to submit to a background check.
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Community Housing Works
Director of Development Located in the CHW City Heights office, the Director of Development reports to the CEO/President as a key member of Community HousingWorks' executive team. The Director of Development is responsible for growing and diversifying the CHW fund raising programs, including supervising an aggressive grant program currently generating $2.8 million a year, a donor development and special events program (the non-grant revenue currently producing $70 - $100,000 a year), marketing, media relations, and supervising the CHW web site. The CHW Director of Development supervises the development department staff including a Grants Manager and a part-time Administrative Assistant, and works with external consultants to support the goals of the department. The Director of Development will team with staff and board to expand Community HousingWorks' board and volunteer ambassadors to grow the CHW fundraising base. The Director of Development will have the opportunity to put his/her imprint on the development of a comprehensive fund raising plan and build a culture of philanthropy throughout the organization; will be a quick study and be able to translate complex programs and issues into marketable messages through consultant-developed case statements, and will enjoy working in a fast paced, high performance, mission-passionate environment. Salary is competitive and commensurate with experience The position is a key-exempt position, full-time, with competitive benefits (including flex savings, 401k employer match, health, life and disability and vacation/flex time) Qualified candidates are invited to email a resume and cover letter, including salary history, to Certified Fundraising Services, Inc. @ ats707@aol.com - or fax to (619) 435 4399. Additional information about Certified Fundraising Services, Inc. can be found at http://www.certiedfundraisingservices.com | |
