human resources

POSITION OVERVIEW 

Davis & Elkins College invites applications for the position of Benfield-Vick Chaplain with an immediate start date. This position will be a collaborative partnership shared with Davis Medical Center. The candidate will serve 2/3 time for D&E and 1/3 time in DMC’s Lead Chaplain/Pastoral Care Coordinator.  

S/he will report directly to the College President and will serve on the College Management Team. The successful candidate will serve in a highly collaborative role across academic affairs, enrollment management, and student life to provide vision and leadership for spiritual development on campus. In addition, this person must be qualified to teach at least one course per semester in the academic study of religion and philosophy. This position requires passion, excellent campus ministry skills, diligent management of budgets, and some weekend/evening work.  

Davis Medical Center’s ideal Lead Chaplain/Pastoral Care Coordinator candidate will report to the Executive Director of the Davis Health System Foundation, and will provide direct spiritual/pastoral/bereavement support to patients, families, staff and volunteers; coordinate efforts to improve the patient and family experience and to help people faced with illness and grief find comfort and meaning; coordinate the volunteer chaplaincy program and serve as liaison to community faith leaders; and work cooperatively with clinical staff, volunteer services coordinator, and administration to support the goals and objectives of Davis Medical Center.  

Requirements for the position include a master’s degree and affiliation with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.); Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) credit (4 or more units preferred).  

ABOUT DAVIS & ELKINS COLLEGE 

Davis & Elkins College is a Presbyterian-related liberal arts college established in 1904 by Senators Henry Gassaway Davis and Stephen Benton Elkins. Nestled in the mountains of Elkins, West Virginia, the College was established with land and funding by the Senators, donations from the citizens of Randolph County, and the Presbyteries of Lexington and Winchester, Virginia. Our campus boasts multiple historic properties that serve as learning centers, offices, and community gathering places.  

In the pursuit of our mission statement, to prepare and inspire students for success and for thoughtful engagement in the world, we offer over 32 majors to approximately 650 residential and commuter students. We value the richness of place, the beauty of the natural world, and the importance of other countries, cultures and regions. We particularly strive to help our students find that which brings them purpose in life, where passion and career intersect for the good of all. D&E challenges students to participate in a vibrant and diverse campus while cultivating the intellectual, creative, ethical, physical and leadership skills the real world requires. The College affirms as special values: human dignity, social responsibility, participatory governance, and the unity of the intellectual, social, and spiritual dimensions of life.  

The Morrison-Novakovic Center for Faith and Public Policy is a residential facility for students with “Big Ideas”. This program seeks to foster discussion and engagement concerning the role of faith, public policy, ethics and sustainability in our increasingly interdependent world. The Center hosts annual conferences, provides a residential-theme house and offers service to the campus and community through faith-based engagement with the world.  

Our 15th president, Rev. Chris Wood, was inaugurated in March 2017, and is leading the College into an exciting future. As a small institution of higher education, we are particularly grateful for our debt free status, celebrate the successful culmination of a $100 million endowment Secure the Future campaign in June 2018, and are currently in the midst of a $25 million Creating Home campaign focused on establishing a “Freshman Village”. This will consist of breaking ground on a new dorm facility and making modern upgrades to existing dorm facilities.  Construction will begin this Spring, and the new facility will open July 2024.  

ABOUT DAVIS MEDICAL CENTER 

As the only health care facility with diagnostics, emergency room and surgical services in the area, DMC sees most local residents in the course of a year. In addition to a current part-time chaplain, this candidate will focus their DMC time at the end of the week with some on-call time, with flexibility to blend with College needs. Coordinating the volunteer chaplaincy program and serving as the liaison to community faith leaders is a natural fit for this role.  

OBJECTIVES OF CAMPUS MINISTRY AT D&E 

• Serve as a witness to the transforming and reconciling gospel of Jesus Christ, by the power of the Holy Spirit, to the campus community of Davis & Elkins College and the Elkins community. 
• Nurture students’ faith development by their engagement in Christian worship, discipleship, and service, with the aim of loving God with their hearts, strength, soul, and mind, and their neighbors as themselves. 
• Inspire and empower students to find meaningful purpose for their lives through thoughtful engagement in the world.  
• Foster the theological identity of the D&E community, both in resourcing co-curricular activities and encouraging a holistic faith within the academic life of the College.  
• Strengthen the College presence in the region through service with and to the community. 

ATTRIBUTES 

• Good listener 
• Well organized 
• High energy 

• Self-starter 
• Personable 
• Positive, can-do spirit 
• Able to work collaboratively  
• Servant leader 

• Flexible 

RESPONSIBILITIES 

Regardless of faith affiliation/diversity, provide pastoral care for the D&E campus community, and to patients, families, staff and volunteers at DMC.  

Oversee 1001 New Worshipping Community. Build and guide the Chapel Leadership Team providing spiritual and leadership development opportunities; implement NWC grant; facilitate religious services and assemblies (including weekly chapel service). 

Provide leadership to vocational initiative on campus. 

Organize community service and sustainability projects.  

Engage with students considering and preparing for ministry. 

Teach at least one course per semester on religion or philosophy. 

Interface with campus organizations and serve on campus committees. 

Develop strong relationships with community churches, especially with Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church. Maintain and encourage relationships with local congregations, facilitating connections with students of faith traditions other than Presbyterian. Nurture the historic and strong partnership between the College and DMPC. Work closely with the Coordinator of Foundation and Church Relations for outreach beyond the local community and building relationships with the larger church. 

Coordinate DMC’s volunteer chaplaincy program. 

Coordinate efforts to improve patient and family experience, serving as clinical pastoral care resource to staff, volunteers, and community faith leaders. 

Maintain a high level of social sensitivity and confidentiality. 

QUALIFICATIONS 

Master’s degree, affiliation with the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), 4 or more units of Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) preferred 

COMPENSATION 

Salary will be commensurate with experience. 

Housing: Manse will be provided through agreement with Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church in one of their manses (with a lease executed between the Church, the College, and the tenant that details responsibilities of each party). This is a two-story brick, four-bedroom home with a first-floor den or play room, all appliances including washer and dryer, hardwood floors throughout, basement, full attic, garage, and fenced yard. The property is a block from campus. Candidate will pay utilities and a security deposit. 

APPLICATION PROCESS 

All applications must include a letter of interest, PIF or curriculum vitae, and the names and contact information (including phone numbers and email addresses) of four professional references. Original transcripts and background check will be required before an appointment is made. 

Full MIF available upon request or from the PCUSA Church Leadership Connection (CLC). Please submit application materials electronically via email to Tina Vial, PNC Chair and Coordinator of Church Relations, at viala@dewv.edu. Please type “Chaplain” in the subject line.  

JOB SUMMARY: The Coordinator of Campus Activities will provide leadership to Senator Entertainment and develop dynamic programming that supports the intellectual, personal, and social development of students.  The Office of Student Life is responsible for providing a broad range of campus involvement opportunities to the Davis & Elkins College community including campus/student activities, intramural sports, leadership programming, fraternity and sorority life, and events for/with Elkins and Randolph County constituents. The Office’s primary goal is to a) help students build a sense of belonging, b) contribute to the liveliness of the campus community, and c) augment the classroom experience in meaningful ways. With the goal of supporting the holistic growth and development of students, the Coordinator will serve as a front line professional in helping D&E students reach their full leadership potential through their involvement in co-curricular activities on campus. 

DUTIES:

• Serve as the lead advisor for Senator Entertainment (programming board). Coordinate campus activities that benefit all students (e.g. commuters, non-traditional, international, as well as traditional residential students).
• Attend set up and tear down of all Senator Entertainment sponsored activities.
• Manage the operations of the Myles Center for the Arts, Senator Commons, Madden Student Center (student union), and The Icehouse.
• Coordinate and lead multicultural, diversity, and inclusive programming and educational campaigns that aid in building community and fostering appreciation for diversity and human dignity.
• Coordinate campus prevention programs and activities (e.g. Wellness Wednesdays, sexual assault prevention, suicide prevention, etc.)
• Work collaboratively to design and implement strategies and programs that better integrate the residential and academic realms of campus.
• Research, write, and submit grants in support of the arts and cultural events on campus.
• Prepare, analyze, and track budget for campus activities.
• Coordinate a programming tracking system, event attendance and tracking, and space reservation requests.
• Coordinate civic engagement efforts, which includes volunteerism, social justice, and service-learning initiatives.
• Coordinate performance contracts, security requests, catering/set up requests, and other event management documentation for on-campus programming.
• Assist in the coordination of large-scale programming, including New Student Orientation, First Friday events (with Elkins Main Street), Alumni/Family/Founder’s Day Weekend, Halloween programming, Snowball, and Déjà vu Music Festival.
• Supervise the production of a biweekly events calendar advertising the programming initiatives offered.
• Participate in Event Coordination Team meetings.
• Participate in Student Life Staff meetings.
• Attend/oversee the Student Government Association meetings.
• Participate in D&E community-related events, such as Admissions Open Houses, Commencement, Board of Trustees Committee Meetings, summer camps and conferences events, etc.
• Summer Programming: Provides support for the residential needs of summer school and summer programming.
• Plan, implement, oversee, and evaluate all intramural activities and recreational programs.
• Coordinate programs and events that encourage spirit and fandom among the communities of Davis & Elkins College and the City of Elkins.
• Serve on rotating on call schedule for the Office of Student Life after regular business hours (COVID procedures, mental health crises, etc.)
• Coordinate the campus shuttle service for students at the beginning and end of academic semesters.
• General office duties as needed.
• Perform other duties as assigned by the Dean of Students.

PREREQUISITES/EDUCATION: Bachelor’s Degree in Student Affairs, Business, Counseling, Communication, Marketing, Hospitality, or related field.  Masters preferred. Must pass a background check.

SKILLS: Knowledge of event planning and coordination. Leadership and management; managing and responding to crisis situations, guiding students and support staff, knowledge of student development; experience or knowledge of residential educational best practices; strong oral and written communication.

Physical Requirements: Light work. Exerting up to 20 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 10 pounds of force frequently, and/or negligible amount of force constantly to move objects. Typically requires sitting, standing, bending, keying, talking, hearing, seeing and repetitive motions. Available to work regular evenings and weekends. May be required to travel from building to building frequently.

Required Certifications/or Licensure: Driver’s License Required.

To Apply: Applicants should submit (1) cover letter, (2) resume, and (3) names and contact information of at least three professional references via email to Jane Corey, Director of Human Resources at coreym@dewv.edu. Please write “Campus Activities Coordinator” in the subject line. 

Several kitchen positions are available at Davis & Elkins College.

Full-time and part-time positions available in the Dining Room, Cadillac Daddy Café, Caboose Café and Catering include:

• Operations Manager for Evening Shifts
• Evening Dishwasher
• Cadillac Daddy’s Cafe Evening Cook
• Evening Cook for Dining Hall
• Pizza Cook

Minimum requirements: High school diploma or equivalent. Ability to lift 30 pounds. Prior experience preferred. Must be able to pass a drug screen and background check.

Please complete the application here and email to coreym@dewv.edu. Applications are also available in the Office of Human Resources, Liberal Arts Building, Room 203.

Davis & Elkins College is an Affirmative Action Equal Opportunity Employer.

Several kitchen positions are available at Davis & Elkins College.

Full-time and part-time positions available in the Dining Room, Cadillac Daddy Café, Caboose Café and Catering include:

• Operations Manager for Evening Shifts
• Evening Dishwasher
• Cadillac Daddy’s Cafe Evening Cook
• Evening Cook for Dining Hall
• Pizza Cook

Minimum requirements: High school diploma or equivalent. Ability to lift 30 pounds. Prior experience preferred. Must be able to pass a drug screen and background check.

Please complete the application here and email to coreym@dewv.edu. Applications are also available in the Office of Human Resources, Liberal Arts Building, Room 203.

Davis & Elkins College is an Affirmative Action Equal Opportunity Employer.

Position Summary:

The director oversees the comprehensive annual giving program. This includes overseeing and enhancing leadership giving societies, especially the 1904 Society and Heritage Society. In addition, responsible for other projects and programs assigned by the Vice President for Institutional Advancement.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Direct and coordinate annual solicitations of all college constituents.
• Coordinate the annual solicitations and stewardship of the 1904 Society ($1,000+ donors) and prospects.
• Maintain a plan to increase 1904 Society membership (including Graduates Of the Last Decade or GOLD) to 500 consistent members.
• Work closely with the Vice President for Advancement, the Senior Director of Institutional Advancement, and the Director of Alumni Engagement and Support on the identification, research, and cultivation of major gift prospects.
• Manage assigned list of prospects and conduct personal cultivation/solicitation visits with an emphasis on annual gifts.
• Monitor and advance opportunities for employer matching gifts program.
• Ensure that all leadership donors are properly acknowledged and stewarded.
• Coordinate with the Director of Alumni Engagement on identifying and recruiting alumni volunteers.
• Assist with alumni weekend, homecoming, regional and special events as needed.
• Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications and Requirements:

• Education
  • Bachelor’s Degree required, Master’s Degree in philanthropic studies or equivalent experience preferred
• Skills and Experience
  • Strong interpersonal and communication (verbal and written) skills
  • Database skills (Raiser’s Edge preferred)
  • Minimum 5 years fundraising success
  • Detail-oriented
• Miscellaneous
  • Willing to travel
  • Must be available for working evenings and weekends occasionally

Applicants should submit a letter of interest, resume and the names and contact information (including phone numbers and email addresses) of three professional references via email to Jane Corey, Director of Human Resources at coreym@dewv.edu. Please write “Director of Annual Giving” in the subject line of the email. 

Davis & Elkins College invites applications for a full-time faculty member to teach Creative Writing beginning Spring 2024. A PhD or MFA in Creative Writing or a related field is preferred, but ABD candidates will be considered. Area of specialization is open among poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction. Rank and salary are dependent upon qualifications and the position is renewable upon satisfactory performance.

D&E is a small liberal arts college located on a historic campus in the Appalachian Mountains. High-quality undergraduate teaching is our main focus; the successful candidate should have demonstrated teaching experience in addition to a strong publishing record. D&E faculty typically have a 4/4 teaching load. Teaching responsibilities for this position include introductory and advanced creative writing, introductory composition, and an occasional literature course based on the candidate’s interests.

Essential, ongoing responsibilities associated with the position also include the following:

• Successfully mentoring students.
• Advising the student-led Aurora literary magazine.
• Collaborating with faculty on the annual D&E Writers’ Series (i.e., inviting visiting writers to campus).
• Maintaining an ongoing presence on campus.
• Participating in recruitment and retention efforts.

Additional preference will be given to applicants who have experience/interest in Writing Center Administration.

Davis & Elkins College seeks to “prepare and inspire students for success and for thoughtful engagement in the world.” To fulfill this mission, the English Department is committed to providing a rigorous and collaborative education that provides students with opportunities to conduct independent research, synthesize complex information, and communicate that information clearly in written and oral form. We continue this work by involving our students in the cultural, civic, and economic development of our city, state, and region by establishing partnerships and serving as a resource for all who seek to improve their local communities.

All applications should include the following as a Word file or PDF:

• a cover letter,
• curriculum vitae,
• and contact information for three professional references.

Original transcripts will be required before an appointment is made.

Please submit materials via e-mail to Ms. Donna McCauley, Administrative Assistant, Office of Academic Affairs, Davis & Elkins College (mccauleyd@dewv.edu). Please write “English” in the subject line. Review of applications will begin immediately and the position will remain open until filled.  However, all applications received on or before September 25, 2023 will receive full consideration.

The Office of Admission at Davis & Elkins College has an immediate opening for an Admission Enrollment Advisor.  The role of an enrollment advisor consists of recruiting students and working with them to aid in making the decision to enroll at Davis & Elkins College.  This also includes communicating the value of a D&E education to the students and their families.  The minimum education requirement for this position is a bachelor’s degree from an accredited institution of higher learning.

The position requires the following:

• Some travel – this position requires some travel to College Fairs and High Schools
• Ability to communicate with prospective college students and their families
• Presentations to large and small groups
• Ability to manage time wisely to meet enrollment goals
• Work as a team member
• Work a non-traditional workweek
• Belief in the values and mission of the College to effectively recruit qualified and retainable students
• Extensive knowledge of electronic communications including texting, social media, and mobile app messaging as well as phone calls
• Excellent oral and written communication skills
• A valid driver’s license
• Ability to pass a background check
• Organized reporting skills
• Ability to document and track contacts with recruits
• Timely responsiveness to students and supervisor
• A keen sense of urgency in managing tasks and time
• Special project assignments as necessary

Interested applicants should submit the following to the Director of Student Recruitment & Success at scotta3@dewv.edu:

• Resume
• Cover Letter
• Three Professional References 

Candidates will be interviewed based on meeting skills for the position.    

Davis & Elkins College is accepting applications for the Head Men’s & Women’s Cycling Coach, a full-time 10-month position responsible for administering all aspects of the cycling program (mountain biking, cyclocross, and road racing) with a commitment to College, Conference and USA Cycling policies, procedures, and regulations.

The Head Coach will identify and successfully recruit academically and athletically talented student-athletes; provide the vision, leadership, and strategic planning to direct and supervise all activities relative to teaching, training and skill development of student-athletes in preparation for intercollegiate competitions including practice, scheduling of competitions and organizing required travel. This position will support the College’s mission of fostering an environment which is focused on the spiritual, intellectual, personal, and social development of the student-athletes. D&E is a member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II and Mountain East Conference (MEC).

Anticipated Compensation: Commensurate with experience.

Qualifications:
· Bachelor’s degree required and master’s degree strongly preferred.
· Must possess two or more years of successful collegiate coaching and recruiting experience.
· Candidate must possess a commitment to the integrated role athletics play in an institution of higher education.
· Ability to adhere to and ensure compliance with USA Cycling and conference rules and regulations and ability to lead and nurture a diverse student and administrative population.
· Demonstrated ability to solve problems and initiate and implement projects independently efficiently and effectively.
· Ability to multi-task, work effectively, and meet deadlines in a fast-paced environment.
· Strong oral, presentation, and written communication skills including the ability to communicate to students, parents, staff, faculty, and external constituents of the college.
· Strong leadership, management, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to make effective decisions based on facts and sound judgment.
· Proficient in computer programs including Windows, Outlook, Word and Excel, and available technological integration for athletics (i.e., recruiting, on-field instruction, social media integration, student-athlete services, etc.).
· Ability to obtain a valid Class D WV license with passenger endorsement.

To Apply: Applicants should submit a cover letter, resume, and names and contact information of at least three references via email to Jane Corey, Director of Human Resources at coreym@dewv.edu. More information on Davis & Elkins Athletics can be found at www.SenatorNation.com.

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Clean a variety of campus buildings including classrooms, offices, labs, residence halls, athletic facilities, etc. Perform general and project cleaning as needed to keep buildings in top condition at all times.
This is a full-time year-round position and includes health benefits, a 401k plan, paid holidays and paid vacation/personal time.  Drug screen and background check are required. EOE
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Job Type: Full-time
Salary: $9.00 /hour

JOB SUMMARY: This position provides safety and security coverage to the campus of Davis & Elkins College. This person secures campus buildings & facilities, makes rounds and responds to calls. The schedule may vary depending upon the needs of the department.

DUTIES:
• Respond to students/staff with safety concerns as presented and in accordance with written policies and procedures.
• Provide on-campus shuttle service for students, staff and faculty as requested.
• Conduct foot patrols every hour after buildings have been secured.
• Enforce campus policies as per direction of Director (e.g., parking, alcohol)
• Maintain appropriate records and reports.
• Secure buildings in manner as developed by Director.
• Direct traffic at events and enforce traffic/parking violations.
• Conduct preliminary investigations of all crimes and violations of conduct.
• Attend trainings or other meetings as called by the supervisor.
• Other duties as assigned.

PREREQUISITES/EDUCATION: High school diploma required. Must be 21 years of age, must possess a valid WV drivers license. Must have no prior felony or serious misdemeanor arrests or convictions. Must approve and be able to pass a series of background investigations.

SKILLS: Ability to communicate well with student population and their issues. Ability to work alone and be self-motivated. Must be able to work/walk on a hillside campus. Must work in inclement weather.

Applicants should submit a letter of interest, resume and the names and contact information (including phone numbers and email addresses) of three professional references via email to Jane Corey, Director of Human Resources at coreym@dewv.edu. Please write “Public Safety Officer” in the subject line of the email.

JOB SUMMARY: Full-time position with benefits.  Successful applicant performs a wide range of duties to manage the accounting functions of the College, including audit engagement, financial reporting, internal controls, GAAP compliance, tax compliance, and budgeting,

SUMMARY OF DUTIES

Under the direction of the VP for Business & Administration, the Senior Accountant will:

• Maintain general ledger accounts and perform or direct periodic internal review of transactions, accounting coding, and prepare any required correction or reclassification journal entries
• Manage reconciliation of multiple bank accounts and the College’s investment and trust accounts and agree them to the general ledger on a monthly basis
• Manage preparation of quarterly internal financial statements as well as the final annual statements prepared for audit
• Assist with preparation of the annual operating budget and ensure that budget is created within the accounting database upon Board approval, prepare and analyze monthly operating budget reports with operating variances
• Manage maintenance and reconciliation of fixed asset schedules and protection of assets by establishing, monitoring, and enforcing internal controls
• Manage reconciliation of sub-ledgers to general ledger account balances, as needed
• Manage proper grant accounting to include:
• establish, review and maintain grants and contributions files
• account for grants and contributions in the financial system
• prepare grants and contributions financial reports, as needed
• document policies and procedures for grants and contributions
• prepare monthly reconciliation of grants and contributions-general ledger and Development’s system records
• review and verify grant and contract revenue and related expenditures for documentation, compliance, and audit accuracy
• Report results of internal reviews to the VP for Business and Administration with proposed corrective measures
• Manage College’s preparation for annual external independent audit, coordinating with audit team
• Assist with preparation of the IRS Form 990 and any related state filings
• Assist with financial presentations for Board, Cabinet and other meetings, as needed
• Assist with establishing, monitoring, and enforcing financial policies and procedures
• Perform other related responsibilities, projects, and assignments as assigned by the VP for Business and Administration
• Responsible for working extended hours during peak workload periods

QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from an accredited four-year college or university is required
• CPA or CMA certification preferred
• Minimum of  three years of relative experience
• Datatel or SCT Banner (Ellucian) system experience is a plus
• Contributions and grants accounting preferred
• Excellent communication, organizational, and presentation skills
• Ability to meet deadlines, work independently, and demonstrate a sound understanding of generally accepted accounting principles.

TO APPLY: Applicants should submit (1) cover letter, (2) resume, and (3) names and contact information of at least three professional references via email to Jane Corey, Director of Human Resources at coreym@dewv.edu. Please write “Senior Accountant” in the subject line.

Davis & Elkins College is seeking part-time faculty to teach introductory courses in sociology, religion and philosophy.  A master’s degree in the relevant field is required and teaching experience and ability is preferred.

Please submit a CV and a letter of application to Ms. Donna McCauley mccauleyd@dewv.edu. Applications will be considered until the positions are filled.

JOB SUMMARY: This position is responsible for managing the business and financial operations of the College and supervising all functions of the College’s Business Office (Human Resources, Accounts Receivable, Accounts Payable, and Accounting Services) and other departments as assigned.   

DUTIES:  

• Serves as the College’s chief financial officer as appointed by the President with approval of the Board of Trustees, a member of College’s Cabinet who shares with the President responsibility for assuring integrity in all business and financial operations of the College and works with the President and senior staff in setting institutional goals and objectives, implementing policies, and assessing institutional progress. 
• Serves as College’s point of contact with financial institutions and investment managers for administration of the College’s financial assets. 
• Serves as primary contact with independent auditors and oversees completion of assigned tasks to prepare for on-campus fieldwork, as well as coordinate completion of final audit report and delivery to the Board of Trustees. 
• Assists President in establishing student fees structure and preparing the College’s annual operating and capital budgets for presentation to and approval by the Board of Trustees. 
• Recommends/develops/implements financial procedures to ensure fiscal accountability across campus, including but not limited to budget compliance. 

• Attends meetings of and presents reports to the Board of Trustees, at direction of the President. 
• With assistance from his/her staff, is responsible for the preparation of internal and external financial statements and budget reports that fairly reflect the overall operations of the College and the performance of individual units and departments. 
• Reviews, maintains, and with President approves all contracts with external parties.   
• Monitors, projects and reports cash position to President on a regular basis. 
• Maintains current knowledge of all financial and tax related rules and regulations in order to ensure the College’s compliance with all operational and reporting requirements. 

• Oversees proper recording of all financial activity of the College in its general ledger system in compliance with financial and federal auditing and reporting requirements. 
• Performs audits or assigns staff to audit programs/operations to ensure proper procedures and controls are in place and consistently practiced. 
• Liaison with outsourced facilities maintenance. 
• Oversee other departments (Public Safety, Information Technology) 
• Other duties as assigned. 

PREREQUISITES/EDUCATION: Master’s degree in Accounting/Business or related discipline or bachelor’s degree in Accounting with CPA license preferred.  Minimum five years’ experience in executive financial management.  Management experience in Higher Education preferred. 

SKILLS:   Must possess professional leadership skills and financial expertise to manage all business and financial functions and work effectively in a professional capacity with all College departments, College’s management, Board of Trustees and all outside organizations. Must be able to communicate effectively on a professional level with all constituents.  Must be able to confront potentially difficult situations and develop solutions.  Must be able to ensure complete confidential integrity of the College’s financial and compensation information.  Must be committed to assuming joint leadership responsibility for advancing the organization with commitment to its values and mission. 

TO APPLY: Applicants should submit (1) cover letter, (2) resume, and (3) names and contact information of at least three professional references via email to Jane Corey, Director of Human Resources at coreym@dewv.edu. Please write “VP for Business and Administration” in the subject line.

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