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The Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs and Campus Diversity is responsible for the coordination and development of student services and building the inclusive excellence of SDSU's staff and faculty at San Diego State University.
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Overview Join an award-winning team of dedicated professionals committed to our core values of quality, compassion and community!
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Strategic Communications and Public Affairs (StratComm) serves as the official voice of San Diego State University and shares the President's vision, values and priorities while articulating a unified message about the university's unique story.
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Department SummaryThe Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs and Campus Diversity is responsible for the coordination and development of student services and building the inclusive excellence of SDSU's staff and faculty at San Diego State University.
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As a full-service growth marketing firm, we offer best-in-class services including: SEO, Content Marketing, Paid Media, Social Media Marketing, Programmatic + CTV, Public Relations, Influencer Marketing, Email + SMS, Conversion Rate Optimization, Retail Marketing, Creative, and Web Development.
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The department is part of the Vice President for Student Affairs and Campus Diversity/Dean of Students sub-division. The Associate Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students reports to the Vice President for Student Affairs and Campus Diversity and serves as one of the executive officers in the Division.
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The Chief Impact Officer is a key leadership position on the Senior Team, serving as both an effective supervisor of our public affairs, civic engagement, and communications departments, and a senior-level strategic and visionary leader for our rapidly growing organization.
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Coordinate activities with other members of the assigned court programs including public defender, district attorney, court personnel, probation department as well as behavioral health care providers.
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Interact with R&D, Marketing, Regulatory, Medical and Scientific Affairs, and other global functions as well as senior leadership teams and global partners to apply advanced critical thinking to build strategic plans for new biomarker development, stakeholder management, and technology dissemination such as Real-World Evidence, ensuring benefit from the new capabilities and opportunities these enable.
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The executive vice chancellor area also includes the Divisions of Undergraduate Education, Graduate Education and Postdoctoral Affairs, Enrollment Management, several academic support units, as well as units under the purview of the Vice Chancellors for Student Affairs and Equity, Diversity & Inclusion.
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Duties include developing and directing the delivery of health center activities and community health programs within a geographical area; evaluating the operation of field and clinic services within an assigned area; performing community health assessments and analysis of epidemiological data to develop public health programs and services; assisting in the preparation of the public health center budget; and some positions may perform contract administration duties.
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The division of Medical Education within the UC San Diego School of Medicine consists of the following units: Undergraduate Medical Education, Admissions & Student Affairs, Diversity and Community Partnerships, Graduate Medical Education, Continuing Medical Education & Faculty Development, Simulation Education, Physician Assistant Education, Anatomical Services, Business Affairs and Educational Technology.
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OR A Ph. D. or equivalent doctoral degree in a related field of study such as: Sociology, Business Management, Business Administration, Public Administration, Social Science, Environmental Science, Geosciences, Political Science, Law Enforcement, or other fields related to the petroleum industry.
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Must be a self-starter, with the ability to work with minimal supervision and interface with various IT, Telecom, Engineering and Operations, Regulatory Affairs, Corporate Security and Legal departments.
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There are two other FTE positions: the Communications Officer and the Public Affairs/Communications Specialist (PACS). SDSU is one of the top public research universities in the nation, furthering discoveries, interventions, and solutions that improve communities and change the world.
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