The Assistant Director, Mission Church ensures the successful execution and facilitation of the myriad of events that occur within the Mission Church, including but not limited to: weddings, concerts, rehearsals, liturgies, funerals, and other events, both religious and secular. Serves as the principle events coordinator. Ensures effective communication and planning between all pertinent parties, prior to, during, and after events. Oversees event setup, take down, and transitions between events. Serves as one of the primary event facilitators along with other members of the Mission Church staff to ensure all events at the Church have appropriate on-site staffing. Collaborates effectively with university units in support of university event protocols, procedures, and best practices. Celebrates the storied history of Mission Santa Clara de Asis, as a state historical monument by developing and leading tours, creating signage, and contributing to historical narratives, in conjunction with other departments and native tribe members Ensures that SCU’s quality standards are met, and that all events in the Mission Church reflect well on the Jesuit Community, the Administration, Division of Mission and Ministry, and the broader University

Assistant Director, Mission Church

This position will act as the primary expert in digital accessibility by providing professional development through support and training in best practices to ensure ADA compliance in content creation, technical assistance for accessible formatting of academic and University materials (i.e. books, videos, publications, audio files), evaluation and assistive technological support for disabled student and employee access needs, and developing individualized training plans for the SCU community in support of campus technology needs. 

Digital Access Specialist

The University competes at the NCAA Division I level and is a member of the West Coast Conference (WCC).  Reporting to the Director of Men’s Tennis (Head Coach), the assistant coach is responsible for assisting in all aspects of running a Division I Men’s Tennis program including, but not limited to: match preparation, teaching and coaching; practices and player conditioning; recruitment and retention of student-athletes; program administration; academic integrity; and donor/alumni public relations and youth programs. In addition, the assistant coach is responsible for abiding by all conference and NCAA regulations to ensure departmental compliance. 

Assistant Coach, Men's Tennis

The physical, emotional and mental health of our employees is extremely important to us. We offer a variety of dynamic programs, including meditation and nutritional seminars, to help you take care of your body, mind and soul.

From 401k's to one-on-one consultations with financial advisors, we’ll help you become better informed and more confident in building your retirement plan.

We provide opportunities for professional and educational development for eligible employees and their dependents, including tuition remission and reimbursement.