Vice Chancellor & President University Foundation
Listed on 2026-09-12
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University Professor, Education Administration
Vice Chancellor for Advancement
The vice chancellor for Advancement will report directly to Chancellor Robin Gary Cummings, MD, and will serve as a member of the Chancellor’s Cabinet. The vice chancellor leads the university’s fundraising efforts with the support of the chancellor’s leadership team and both the Foundation and Alumni boards, as well as an indirect partnership with an active and growing Board of Visitors.
Working in collaboration with faculty, staff, and leadership, the vice chancellor creates connections between various constituencies to foster opportunities for successful fundraising.
Serving as president of the UNCP Foundation, Inc., the vice chancellor is responsible for all aspects of oversight, coordinating quarterly meetings, and ensuring the Alumni Board is an active voice and financial supporter of the university’s work.
It is expected that the vice chancellor will be an engaged community citizen and leader, dedicated to advancing the university’s strategic interests with potential donors and recognizing the philanthropic advantage of the university’s unique history and culture. The vice chancellor for Advancement will be a key partner in advancing UNCP’s new strategic plan:
Vision 2031, through external partnerships and alumni and donor engagement.
The salary range for this position is $190,000 to $220,000.
University of North Carolina PembrokeFounded in 1887 as a school for the education of American Indians, UNC Pembroke is recognized as North Carolina’s historically American Indian university and by U.S. News & World Report as the most ethnically diverse regional university in the South. A constituent institution of the 17‑campus University of North Carolina System, UNC Pembroke is ranked among the top 15 public regional universities in the South and among the top 30 best‑value schools in the South.
It is known for small classes, close interaction with faculty, community involvement, and inclusion. The university enrolls more than 8,000 students and continues to experience growth in undergraduate and graduate programs while maintaining a commitment to student‑centered education.
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