Vice President for Institutional Advancement
Cottey College - Nevada, MO
Cottey College seeks a Vice President for Institutional Advancement to perform a wide range of complex administrative activities related to philanthropic funding and public relations, communication, and promotion of Cottey College to its constituents. Working closely with the President and the President’s Council, the Vice President will facilitate the achievement of organizational goals, including the establishment and successful attainment of annual fundraising targets. The Vice President will develop and implement strategies that engage key donors, will advise on major gift solicitation, and direct staff and volunteers involved in fundraising efforts. The Vice President will oversee the identification, cultivation, and stewardship of major gift prospects, dedicating a significant portion of their time to this work. The Vice President will oversee any future comprehensive campaigns or targeted fundraising initiatives, ensuring robust participation from staff and volunteers to carry out institutional objectives.
Cottey College is an independent, liberal arts and sciences women’s college in Nevada, Missouri. Since 1884, the College has offered young women the opportunity to learn and grow into leaders, role models, and confident individuals. Today, Cottey’s unique combination of women’s-only education, high academic standards, focus on leadership development, commitment to an international experience for every student, and a motivated, high-energy community is at the heart of its success. Cottey’s residential student capacity of 350 women typically represents 40 states, Canada, and 15 other countries. Located approximately 90 miles south of Kansas City, the campus occupies 14 buildings on 11 city blocks and includes a 33-acre wooded recreational area with a lodge. Cottey offers 24 bachelor’s degree programs in close-knit learning environments focused on helping personalize learning and development for students. Degree programs integrate leadership development into the curriculum, preparing students for successful careers. Students can also be leaders in more than 25 organizations on campus representing academic areas, cultural and recreational interests, and social, religious, and volunteer activities. Cottey emphasizes high academic standards with unique opportunities for personal growth through residential, cultural, and intellectual experiences. More than 8,900 alumnae live throughout the world.
"The next Vice President for Institutional Advancement will join a strong team of President’s Council leaders, who collectively provide strategic direction to the College. I look forward to partnering with this individual to cultivate relationships with our alumnae and P.E.O. members, strengthening our donor base, and fostering robust connections to the College and its students. Thank you for considering this critical role at Cottey College!" — Dr. Stefanie Niles, President
For more information, including core competencies and qualifications, please refer to the full prospectus.
Cottey College is an independent, liberal arts and sciences women’s college in Nevada, Missouri. Since 1884, the College has offered young women the opportunity to learn and grow into leaders, role models, and confident individuals. Today, Cottey’s unique combination of women’s-only education, high academic standards, focus on leadership development, commitment to an international experience for every student, and a motivated, high-energy community is at the heart of its success. Cottey’s residential student capacity of 350 women typically represents 40 states, Canada, and 15 other countries. Located approximately 90 miles south of Kansas City, the campus occupies 14 buildings on 11 city blocks and includes a 33-acre wooded recreational area with a lodge. Cottey offers 24 bachelor’s degree programs in close-knit learning environments focused on helping personalize learning and development for students. Degree programs integrate leadership development into the curriculum, preparing students for successful careers. Students can also be leaders in more than 25 organizations on campus representing academic areas, cultural and recreational interests, and social, religious, and volunteer activities. Cottey emphasizes high academic standards with unique opportunities for personal growth through residential, cultural, and intellectual experiences. More than 8,900 alumnae live throughout the world.
"The next Vice President for Institutional Advancement will join a strong team of President’s Council leaders, who collectively provide strategic direction to the College. I look forward to partnering with this individual to cultivate relationships with our alumnae and P.E.O. members, strengthening our donor base, and fostering robust connections to the College and its students. Thank you for considering this critical role at Cottey College!" — Dr. Stefanie Niles, President
For more information, including core competencies and qualifications, please refer to the full prospectus.