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LmuAssistant Director of Business Professions
Westchester Campusonsitedirector$62K – $77K
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Reporting to the Director of Career Education and Outcomes, and ultimately to the Associate Vice Provost for Career and Professional Development, the Assistant Director for Business Professions will provide career coaching to students primarily interested in business administration, entrepreneurship marketing, finance, accounting serving as liaison to College of Business Administration. The successful candidate will be charged with developing, supporting, and maintaining high quality professional development resources and programs in CPD for students interested in business and entrepreneurship.…
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