The Development Coordinator within the Dartmouth College Athletics and Recreation Department (DCARD) is a critical role that supports the strategic fundraising efforts. The purpose of this position is to provide administrative, event, engagement, operational, and project support to the front-line Athletics Development team, enabling them to enhance the philanthropic success of DCARD. Reporting to the Senior Associate Athletics Director for Development, this role will contribute to the success of Dartmouth’s mission through focusing on key fundraising priorities, collaborating with internal and external partners, implementing strategies, and providing exceptional customer service to alumni, donors and friends.

• Bachelor's plus 1-3 years' experience or equivalent combination of education and experience
• Strong interpersonal skills and a customer-service orientation with the ability to build rapport with a diverse group of stakeholders.
• Exceptional organizational skills and attention to detail, with the ability to manage multiple tasks and deadlines simultaneously.
• High competency in data extraction, organization, and management of a CRM.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to exercise of discretion and independent judgment with respect to significant matters
• Passion for college athletics and sports.
• Ability to work evenings and weekends in support of Athletics & Recreation events, and Dartmouth Campus Initiatives.

About Dartmouth College

A mecca for the highly motivated student-athlete, Dartmouth College is the nation's ninth oldest university and a member of the Ivy League. Featuring a comprehensive athletic menu, Dartmouth offers 35 varsity sports - 16 for men, 18 for women and coed sailing. In addition, there are 35 club and 24 intramural sports as three-quarters of Dartmouth undergraduates participate in some form of athletics. Nicknamed “The Big Green,” Dartmouth's varsity athletic teams compete in NCAA Division I as well as in the eight-member Ivy League. Throughout the years, Dartmouth athletes have competed at the very highest level, excelling in NCAA championships ranging from track and field to basketball, cross country to soccer, as well as skiing, hockey, lacrosse, baseball and tennis. The college has demonstrated a total commitment to athletics and recreation with over $100 million in facility improvements since 2000, including: Boss Tennis Center and Gordon Pavilion, Scully-Fahey Field (featuring FieldTurf), Blackman Football Practice Fields, McLane Skiway Lodge and Corey Ford Rugby Clubhouse; comprehensive renovations to Leverone Fieldhouse, Hanover Country Club, Berry Center squash courts, Lew...instein Athletic Center (featuring a new 14,000-square-foot recreational fitness center), and Memorial Field (including FieldTurf playing surface and Tartan track); Floren Varsity House (featuring a 10,000-square-foot varsity strength training center); Burnham Soccer Field and Sports Pavilion; an AstroTurf field for field hockey and recreational sports; upgraded basketball offices and locker rooms, and beautiful new venues for baseball (Red Rolfe Field at Biondi Park) and softball (Dartmouth Softball Park) as well as the 70,000-square-foot Indoor Practice Facility that was completed in 2020, transforming how hundreds of Dartmouth student-athletes prepare year-round for competition. Although the Ivy League schools do not offer athletic scholarships, admission is need-blind, and more than half of the Dartmouth student body receives financial assistance. A private, four-year, liberal arts, coeducational college, Dartmouth's focus is on undergraduate education, but the College is considered a small university with graduate schools of business, engineering and medicine as well as 16 graduate programs in the arts and sciences.

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