The UK College of Health Sciences (CHS) is searching for an alumni relations coordinator to create targeted alumni communications/outreach and build relationships with CHS alumni. The UK College of Health Sciences spans nine allied health academic programs and several research centers.

The alumni relations coordinator will formalize outreach initiatives with each academic program and foster relationships with alumni, college ambassadors, students, young alumni, community members, and friends of the college. This position will also work closely with our Director of Development to develop and implement a strategic plan for increasing alumni engagement and giving.

The alumni relations coordinator will serve as a vital member of our creative services team to cultivate alumni communication initiatives in the form of publication of our alumni magazine, electronic media and e-newsletters, and other digital marketing efforts. Domestic travel to alumni events will be required.

The mission of the University of Kentucky College of Health Sciences is to help the people of the Commonwealth of Kentucky and beyond attain the highest level of health possible. We fulfill our mission through creative leadership and productivity in education, research, and service. CHS has a distinguished history of preparing students for successful careers in the health sciences. Our college was among the first of 13 charter schools for allied health in the country. CHS was founded in 1966, with certificate, associate, and bachelor's degrees. We now offer undergraduate and graduate degrees, as well as minor and certificate options, across nine health sciences disciplines. At the College of Health Sciences, we are dedicated to educating front line entry-level practitioners for the allied health disciplines in our college, as well as educating the clinical, educational and research leaders of tomorrow.

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