At Children’s Health, we value the role each team member plays in helping us deliver on our mission of making life better for children. We take pride in providing rich and rewarding career opportunities that enable team members to reach their highest potential.
Resolve to Save Lives (RTSL) is a global public health organization with a mission to prevent 100 million deaths from heart disease and to make the world safer from epidemics. They are led by Dr Tom Frieden, former director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Since 2017, Resolve to Save Lives has partnered with low- and middle-income country governments, multi-lateral agencies, academic and other civil society partners, and communities to build capacity for and support implementation of enabling policies and effective programs to treat and control hypertension, reduce sodium intake, eliminate artificial trans fat, and strengthen systems for epidemic prevention.
The Office of the University Bursar is seeking a Marketing & Communications Student Coordinator for their Financial Literacy Program. The program provides you with the tools necessary to build your financial acumen so that you’re able to set goals and learn the required knowledge and skills in order to achieve those financial aspirations.
The Frances Clark Center for Keyboard Pedagogy seeks a full-time Director of Operations and Business Development. The Frances Clark Center is a not-for-profit educational institution (501c3) located in Kingston, New Jersey. It supports the professional field by providing the highest quality resources and programs that advance piano teaching, learning, performing, and research. The Center advances its goals and serves local, national, and international communities through its divisions: The New School for Music Study, National Conference on Keyboard Pedagogy, Piano Education Press, Online Education, and Piano Magazine.
Bachman Lake Together is a Dallas-based organization that brings programs, partners, and resources to the Bachman Lake community, with a special focus on families with children under age 5. They help families access early education, become parent leaders, support overall well-being and engage the community.
The Intersessions office’s mission is to provide support for SMU students and faculty participating in Intersessions courses (Jan Term, May Term, June-July Sessions). Intersessions student workers assist with student recruiting, social media, website maintenance, event staffing, and other communications with students, faculty, and staff. With this position, there may be an opportunity for Summer employment (though this is not required).