Jennifer L. Combs Email & Phone Number

Lexington, Ky, Us

Lexington, Ky, Us

Support all aspects of stewardship and donor engagement. Responsibilities are inclusive of researching best practices, the utilization of technology, and supporting the implementation and ongoing refinement of a university-wide stewardship plan. Goals center around the overall structure of planning - tax receipts, letters, impact, events, and Principal Gifts. Serves as an Office of Philanthropy liaison with the Academic Colleges, Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships, Institutional Diversity, Student Success, and other university-wide programs.Develop, implement, and evaluate an annual stewardship plan for all major gift donors and prospects within assigned areas with the specific goal of leveraging future gifts. Coordinate at least 30 annual stewardship reports to present to endowment-level prospects and donors. For other and non-endowed scholarship funds, prepare annual letters announcing recipients, fund updates and thank you notes. Field all basic donor inquiries regarding endowments, funds, recipients, and agreements/amendments. Work with the donor relations team to prepare and distribute annual endowment reports and other stewardship reports.Serve as a liaison with assigned programs to ensure the use of the donor gifts are aligned with their intent as reflected in gift agreements. Collaborate with other PAE staff in to align strategies and create the best stewardship pieces. Attend all monthly staff meetings for front-line philanthropy officers, institutional philanthropy, and University scholarship administrators. Maintain all donor strategies, actions, and operational aspects in the database; ensure scholarship recipients are annually entered, linked with their fund, etc. Ensure gift agreement language is entered in the database for proper and timely administration and reporting of gifts. Research and incorporate best practices for donor stewardship. Review benchmarks for cutting-edge creative strategies.

Lexington, Ky, Us

UK Office of PhilanthropyThe Office of Philanthropy at UK is the private fundraising arm of the university. Monetary support from the Commonwealth has continued to decrease over the years making private philanthropy significantly and increasingly important. • Provide executive level administrative support to the Vice President for Philanthropy and Alumni Engagement overseeing 150+ person dual reporting enterprise, support Associate Vice President for Philanthropy, Director of Institutional Programs, and Gift & Estate Planning• Drive the daily administration and operation of the philanthropy organization• Supervision of receptionist, student workers, and departmental staff support• Budget and oversight of restricted, discretionary, and president gift accounts including expense authorization, monthly reporting, and documentation maintenance • Provide input for ongoing improvement in processes to ensure effective and efficient practices compliant with regards to all UK policies and procedures• Developed and taught Philanthropy 101 training program for faculty, staff, and deans

Lexington, Ky, Us

UK Medical Center Perioperative Services• Provided administrative support for the Perioperative Services business office• Maintained roster of license for all licensed personnel• Purchasing, procurement, and invoicing• Generated and distributed monthly computer reports and statistics• Human Resources and payroll for over 300 employees• Collaborated with hospital and campus payroll offices

Lexington, Kentucky, Us

Teaching online students in the Administrative Office Technology program. This program has an integrated curriculum that prepares graduates at the certificate, diploma, and associate degree levels. Technical courses combined with general education courses prepare students for today’s workforce and provide a basis for lifelong learning. Students will learn to use the latest technology software and other soft skills to become effective communicators and team members within the workforce.OST 105 – Introduction to Information SystemsIntroduces students to computer concepts and terminology related to the operating system, file management, and cloud computing. Teaches basic competencies in searching, locating, and evaluating the information on the Internet, using email and other online tools, and demonstrating responsible and ethical online and offline behavior. Teaches beginning skills in word processing electronic spreadsheets, presentations, databases, and integration, as well as how to keep up with emerging technologies and use computer skills to enhance the quality of life and employability.OST 110 - Word Processing ApplicationsStudents spend time keyboarding and producing documents. This course provides experience in word processing, including mastering touch typing with speed and accuracy using industry-standard software. The topics include Word Processing Functions, Letters and Memorandums, Tables, Reports, Timed Writings, Proofreading, and Numeric Timings.OST 210 - Advanced Word Processing ApplicationsStudents use advanced features of a current word processing software to format and produce documents utilized in an office. This includes but is not limited to, multi-page reports including cover page, letter of transmittal, table of contents, endnotes, footnotes, bibliography, tables, graphics, text art, forms, and reports.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Information Communication Technology

Associate Of Arts - Aa, Business Administration And Management