Jobs at Guilford College

Unpaid, part-time graduate clinical internship providing supervised training in individual and group therapy, outreach, and consultation at a college counseling center. Trainees receive clinical supervision, didactic instruction, case conceptualization support, feedback on recorded therapy sessions, and semester evaluations. The role is intended for graduate students in clinical psychology, counseling, social work, or related disciplines.

Manage a portfolio of ~500 annual-giving prospects ($1,000–$25,000): identify, cultivate, solicit and steward donors via face-to-face, phone, and written outreach. Track activity in Blackbaud NXT, collaborate with advancement colleagues, support campaigns and reunion fundraising, analyze data for insights, travel for meetings, and work evenings/weekends as needed to increase donor retention and upgrade giving.

Two part-time MBA student Research Assistants will review project materials, conduct preliminary institutional analyses, and draft components of a GAP analysis plan to support the NSF-funded EPIIC-SPARK project. Work is grant-funded, hourly, time-limited, and contributes directly to project implementation.

Serve as a Community DJ at Guilford College with key-card access to the station. Provide on-site radio presence, operate station facilities, and engage the campus community.

Lead institutional management of the OVW campus grant including federal compliance, budget oversight, JustGrants administration, and grant renewal authorship; design and oversee a staff-led, peer-executed prevention program, recruit/train student peer educators, chair the Coordinated Community Response Team, lead policy revisions and institutional integration, and pursue supplemental funding and sustainability planning. Occasional travel (5-10%) for mandated trainings.

Lead the College's financial operations including accounting, audits, endowment and gift accounting, investments oversight, purchasing, statutory reporting, treasury, and staff supervision; support budgeting, committee reporting, financial controls, and campus-wide financial planning.