At UCLA School of Law, we are committed to delivering the highest level of stewardship to all of our donors. When you join us as an Assistant Director of Stewardship, you will work with our highly collaborative and constituent-driven team focused on effectively recognizing, informing and engaging our donors. As the youngest of the nation’s top law schools, UCLA Law’s elite faculty, innovative curriculum, inclusive community and endless opportunity pave the way for engaged, diverse and committed students to pursue their passion for a life in law. Our multiple centers, programs and institutes allow students to tackle some of the most challenging and urgent issues of our time. Philanthropic support, along with the engagement and recognition of our donors, ensures UCLA Law develops lawyers and leaders. This is an excellent opportunity to bring your ability to create compelling communications, manage and track vital donor information, and develop and expand stewardship strategies to this role.

Under the general supervision of the Director of Stewardship for UCLA Law, the Assistant Director of Stewardship will play a key role in overseeing day-to-day activities that ensure timely, smooth and accurate implementation of our stewardship program. You will develop and manage the production of meaningful narrative and video impact reports for UCLA Law’s donors at all giving levels. As a skilled writer, you will work with our Director to develop a wide range of compelling donor-driven materials and write about a variety of UCLA Law’s research and topics in a style that is understandable and exciting to a lay audience. As our Assistant Director, you will be deadline-driven and produce accurate and engaging materials quickly. You will collaborate with a diverse group of internal constituents, which may include faculty, executive staff, directors, financial aid, admissions, student affairs, business and finance staff, to facilitate the appropriate stewardship activities with an emphasis on stewarding scholarship and fellowship donors. In addition, you will serve as a UCLA Law contact for donors that require help to resolve problems, answer questions and address concerns. You will be a valued member of our highly driven and dedicated team in a supportive environment provided with the inspiration and resources to succeed. We offer staff many professional growth opportunities at UCLA.

At UCLA School of Law, we are committed to delivering the highest level of stewardship to all of our donors. When you join us as an Assistant Director of Stewardship, you will work with our highly collaborative and constituent-driven team focused on effectively recognizing, informing and engaging our donors. As the youngest of the nation’s top law schools, UCLA Law’s elite faculty, innovative curriculum, inclusive community and endless opportunity pave the way for engaged, diverse and committed students to pursue their passion for a life in law. Our multiple centers, programs and institutes allow students to tackle some of the most challenging and urgent issues of our time. Philanthropic support, along with the engagement and recognition of our donors, ensures UCLA Law develops lawyers and leaders. This is an excellent opportunity to bring your ability to create compelling communications, manage and track vital donor information, and develop and expand stewardship strategies to this role.

Under the general supervision of the Director of Stewardship for UCLA Law, the Assistant Director of Stewardship will play a key role in overseeing day-to-day activities that ensure timely, smooth and accurate implementation of our stewardship program. You will develop and manage the production of meaningful narrative and video impact reports for UCLA Law’s donors at all giving levels. As a skilled writer, you will work with our Director to develop a wide range of compelling donor-driven materials and write about a variety of UCLA Law’s research and topics in a style that is understandable and exciting to a lay audience. As our Assistant Director, you will be deadline-driven and produce accurate and engaging materials quickly. You will collaborate with a diverse group of internal constituents, which may include faculty, executive staff, directors, financial aid, admissions, student affairs, business and finance staff, to facilitate the appropriate stewardship activities with an emphasis on stewarding scholarship and fellowship donors. In addition, you will serve as a UCLA Law contact for donors that require help to resolve problems, answer questions and address concerns. You will be a valued member of our highly driven and dedicated team in a supportive environment provided with the inspiration and resources to succeed. We offer staff many professional growth opportunities at UCLA.