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Officer, Philanthropic Giving
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New York
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| The Office of Institutional Advancement at Teachers College, Columbia University is seeking a dynamic Officer, Philanthropic Giving, who will help drive revenue growth through the strategic management of a portfolio consisting of donors and prospects with capacity to make annual gifts of $5k-$100k and major gifts of $100k-$500k |
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Adjunct Professor, Social-Organizational Psychology
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New York
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| The Program in Social-Organizational Psychology at Teachers College, Columbia University prepares students for leadership roles in academia and industry through a scholar-practitioner model. In this approach, theory and research inform practice, and practice informs theory and research.
With world-class faculty, innovative research, and a strong reputation in the field, the program values adjunct faculty who bring significant professional experience to the classroom. Adjunct faculty play an important role in connecting theory with real-world practice and preparing students for meaningful careers in organizations. |
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Executive Director, Gift Planning
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New York
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| TC's Office of Institutional Advancement seeks an experienced frontline fundraiser to serve as Executive Director of Gift Planning. The Executive Director of Gift Planning will be entrusted with advancing the College’s long-term philanthropic goals and strengthening its culture of legacy giving by providing strategic leadership for the institution’s gift planning program. |
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Clinical Fellowship in Speech-Language Pathologist
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New York
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| The Laboratory for the Study of Upper Airway Dysfunction at Teachers College, Columbia University, Program in Communication Sciences and Disorders in the Department of Biobehavioral Sciences has an opening for a clinical fellow in speech-language pathology. The applicant will be supervised by Dr. Michelle S. Troche. The UAD is committed to improving clinical outcomes and quality of life in patients with dysphagia and dystussia through research, education, and clinical care.
The candidate will have an opportunity to work on grant-funded clinical-research projects and the lab’s initiatives in the Columbia University Medical Center. The candidate will also play a critical role in the clinical care of patients seen through the multidisciplinary clinical-research initiative in neurorehabilitation at Teachers College, Columbia University.
CHARACTERISTIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Patient scheduling (5%)
Patient evaluations (35%)
Patient treatment (35%)
Patient follow-up (10%)
Clinical documentation (10%)
Other duties as assigned (5%) |
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Career Coach
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New York
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| The TC NEXT Career Office seeks a Career Coach to provide comprehensive career development support to Master’s and Doctoral students and alumni. Reporting to the Associate Director of Coaching and Programming, this role delivers individualized coaching, designs and facilitates career programming, and partners with faculty and campus stakeholders to strengthen student career readiness and post-graduate outcomes.
The Career Coach supports students across the full career lifecycle, including career exploration, internship and job search strategy, interview preparation, salary negotiation, and long-term professional development. In addition to one-on-one coaching, the role contributes to workshop facilitation, program development, assessment efforts, and cross-campus collaboration.
The ideal candidate brings strong coaching competencies, experience working with diverse and international graduate populations, and the ability to translate career development best practices into actionable guidance that advances student success. |