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Dear Future Colleagues,

If you’re like me, you chose a career in higher education advancement because it makes a meaningful difference in the lives of thousands of people for generations. Higher education is the foundation of our democracy, economy and intellectual environment.

I’d like to introduce you to our institution, Drexel University –– an innovative university and potentially the best place for you to pursue your interests and put your skills to work.

Founded in 1891, this University has a historic and distinctive belief in the power of interdisciplinary programs, research that solves real-world problems, experiential learning that serves first-time graduates, and technology in which undergraduate, graduate, and professional education moves well beyond the classroom and laboratory.

Today, Drexel’s pioneering approach is now widely recognized and appreciated Drexel placed sixth among national universities in the first U.S. News & World Report list of “Schools to Watch,” ranking the nation's top “up-and-coming schools.” The magazine asked university administrators nationwide to name schools that have demonstrated "the most promising and innovative changes in academics, faculty, students, campus, or facilities,” and Drexel was near the top of the list. We are greatly accelerating our direction for the future as we enhance our resources.

We at Drexel are committed to creating a first-rate Institutional Advancement organization that fully utilizes technology, recruits the top talent in the field, creates a cohesive and collaborative team, and rewards initiative.

Poised to go public with a comprehensive fund-raising campaign, our organization is focused on recruiting experienced, entrepreneurial advancement professionals.
If your experience, competencies and aspirations match the positions posted on our web site, I encourage you to send us a cover letter and resume. Let’s explore, together, the prospects of your joining a team that will achieve institutional, professional, and personal success.

Sincerely,
Elizabeth A. Dale, Ed.D.
Senior Vice President for Institutional Advancement