3 project manager jobs found

Job Description Lyndon Institute is seeking to hire a full time Alumni Engagement Coordinator. This position will work a 12-month schedule beginning on July 1, 2026. The Alumni Engagement Coordinator reports to the Director of Development and plays a key role in strengthening alumni engagement and supporting advancement initiatives. Responsibilities include: - Managing all alumni social media channels, including Instagram, LinkedIn, Facebook groups, and any emerging platforms, with responsibility for content calendar, posting, community engagement, and performance reporting. - Producing short-form video and multimedia content for alumni communications - Researching alumni career and educational achievements, identifying individuals for deeper engagement and prospect development, and sharing insights with the Director of Development. - Developing and managing an alumni mentorship program connecting current students with alumni in relevant career fields, with...

Job Description JOB DESCRIPTION - Preschool / Director/ Teacher Job Title: Preschool Director/ Teacher FTE: 1.0 Status: Part-time / Full Time Department: Teaching Staff Reports to: Dean of Learning Revision Date: 03/2026 POSITION SUMMARY: The RACS Preschool Director/ Teacher serves in a support role of the Administration, responsible for maintaining assigned duties as it relates to the management of the Preschool Program at RACS. The hired individual is directly responsible for maintaining the Vermont licensed preschool program and managing all staff members in that program. The position is collaborative with the whole teaching team and is dynamic in providing multiple learning modalities and differentiation to meet all student...

Job Description Lyndon Institute seeks a passionate and innovative instructor to lead our growing Land Management and Natural Resources program. This full-time position will be responsible for developing and delivering engaging and hands-on curriculum in areas including forestry ecology and conservation, species identification, land use, wildlife habitat, and timber management practices. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in natural resource management, practical field experience, and a commitment to fostering the next generation of environmental stewards and skilled professionals. The learning environment for this program includes our 300 acre Binney Woods forest, at the foot of Burke Mountain. Responsibilities: Program Development and Instruction: - Develop, implement, and continuously improve a comprehensive CTE curriculum in Land Management and Natural Resources, aligned with industry standards and best practices. - Deliver engaging and...