Tuesday, April 15, 2008

DIOCESE OF OAKLAND JOB OPENINGS

Week of April 15, 2008

Executive Director, Catholic Schools Consortium, Diocese of Oakland

The Executive Director of the Catholic Schools Consortium reports to the Superintendent of Schools of the Diocese of Oakland, administers the Consortium Board, manages the Consortium professional staff, interfaces with pastors and principals of the Consortium member schools, and publically represents the Catholic Schools Consortium.

The Executive Director is responsible for facilitating the operations, finances, academic programs, marketing and development of Consortium and its member schools.

Functions of the Executive Director include, but are not limited to:

  • directing and controlling the operations of the Consortium departments, i.e. Academics, Development and Finance;
  • in conjunction with pastors, selecting and evaluating principals of Consortium schools, providing leadership and supervision to those principals, and motivating principals and school faculty toward mastery of instructional goals and student outcomes;
  • fostering Catholic identity and Catholic culture in Consortium schools by providing spiritual and liturgical leadership;
  • working with Consortium principals in developing and implementing effective operational plans, standardizing policies and procedures, formalizing assessment criteria, and assisting in the recruitment and hiring of school professional staff;
  • assessing Consortium schools facilities, instituting needed capital improvements, and maximizing facility safety and security;
  • consolidating suppliers and service contracts to achieve efficiencies and economies of scale in Consortium schools.
  • working with the Department of Catholic Schools and Diocesan staffs and outside agencies and organizations to whose expertise can be a benefit to the operation and objectives of the Urban Consortium;
  • representing the Consortium to the community at large;
  • reporting on a timely basis to the Superintendent of Catholic Schools, the Consortium Board, pastors, principals and other constituents’ matters of relevance, interest or action as it relates to major functions, i.e. Academics, Development, and Finance.

Qualifications:

  • is a Catholic who supports, lives, and communicates the teachings of the Catholic Church;
  • possesses an advanced degree in the field of management, education, finance, development or related fields;
  • is a demonstrated self-starter and capable of managing multiple programs and details;
  • has five years of successful leadership experience in Catholic schools and/or in Diocesan Central Office Administration, or related position;
  • Excellent writing, editing and verbal skills and the ability to make effective presentations.

EEOC Classification: Professional/Exempt (E-8) with full Diocesan Benefits

Receptionist – Chancery Office at the Cathedral of Christ the Light

Hours: Monday - Friday

37.5 hours/week

Supervisor: Gloria Espinoza

Summary: To provide reception services and assistance as requested and approved by supervisor.

Duties:

  • Answer all in-coming phone calls in a professional manner. Transfer as appropriate. Provide callers with information and refer calls to other sites as appropriate.
  • Provide administrative support including word processing and data entry as directed by supervisor.
  • Provide support in sorting all incoming US mail.
  • Provide hospitality to visitors (ie: coffee). Notify departments of visitors waiting in lobby for appointments. Direct repair and service people appropriately. Interact with public and staff professionally and in a hospitable manner.
  • Maintain conference room logs.
  • Maintain accurate and up-to-date personnel log including information such as when staff are on vacation, out of the building, in copy room, etc.
  • Prepare and deliver electronic e-mail messages when necessary and directed by supervisor.
  • Accept and monitor federal express and miscellaneous pick-ups at the front desk.
  • Maintain reception area (desk, lobby etc.) in a professional manner.
  • Other duties as assigned by supervisor.

Qualifications:

  • an AA Degree;
  • bilingual/bi-literate (Spanish/English) ability to clearly communicate in both languages;
  • the ability to handle multiple phone lines and stressful encounters;
  • a professional and confidential manner;
  • computer skills in Microsoft Word, Outlook, FileMaker Pro;
  • a pleasant, hospitable personality;
  • understanding and respect for Catholic values;
  • professional attire appropriate for work environment at the Cathedral of Christ the Light .

Reception experience is preferred.

Classification: N-4 ($13.56 - $14.76)

Position is full-time with full Diocesan Benefits.

Applications due: May 1, 2008

Please send letter of interest and resume to:

Penny Pendola, Ed.D
Director of Human Resources
Diocese of Oakland
2900 Lakeshore Avenue
Oakland, CA 94610

Catholic Community of Pleasanton - Intergenerational Ministries Coordinator

This new position reports to the Director of Faith Formation and is responsible for the planning and implementation of our three intergenerational catechetical programs: Family Program, Christian Initiation of Children, and Intergenerational Faith Communities.

The candidate must be an active, practicing Catholic, possess a BA in Theology, Pastoral Ministry, or related field (Master’s preferred), have 3-5 years pastoral experience with families in a leadership role, and familiarity with small group dynamics. Knowledge of the RCIA process is desirable.

Salary information: M-3 scale, commensurate with qualifications and experience.

Position begins: August 1, 2008

Contact: Anna Horen, Director of Faith Formation, ahoren@catholicsofpleasanton.org, 925-846-3531.

Catholic Funeral, Cremation, and Cemetery Services

Catholic Funeral, Cremation, and Cemetery Services is seeking an organized and professional individual to fill a family service position. Work involves outreach to the parishes and meeting with families at the Holy Angels locations on an individual basis. The Family Service Training Program will prepare the candidate to serve families in a cemetery or funeral position which is best suited for their talents. The work schedule includes alternate weekends. Customer service work background with strong ministry interest is important. Fluency in a second language is also very beneficial. We offer extensive on job training, competitive salary, and comprehensive company benefits. Candidates who feel they are qualified and would like to be considered should send a resume to Ann Marie Baatz, Catholic Funeral and Cemetery Services, P.O. Box 488, 1965 Reliez Valley Road, Lafayette, CA 94549 or fax to 925-946-1449.

Franciscan School of Theology, Berkeley, Full-Time Assistant in the Development Office

Responsibilities include database management including but not limited to data entry and management of donations, preparation of gift reports to President and Board, coordination of direct mail appeals, production of newsletters and brochures, and other duties as may be required. Applicant must have working, extensive knowledge of Microsoft Word, Excel, and Access. Applicant should also have some knowledge of Microsoft Publisher, Adobe Creative Suite, and excellent English communication skills. Some experience working in a not-for-profit organization is preferred. Job description is available upon request.

Salary information: Scale with benefits

Position begins: Immediately

Contact: Please send resume to Fr. Mario DiCicco, OFM, 1712 Euclid Ave., Berkeley, CA 94709

Administrative Weekly: Job Opportunity

April 15, 2008

Teacher Job Fair (Grades Pre-k thru 12)

Please join us on Saturday, April 26, 2008, from 9 am -12:00 pm at St. Joseph Notre Dame High School Gym, 1011 Chestnut Street, Alameda. For questions please contact Diocese of Oakland Department of Human Resources, 2900 Lakeshore Avenue, Oakland, CA 94610, 510-267-8381, fax, 510-272-0725.

Friday, April 11, 2008

GTU President James A. Donahue addresses visit of Pope Benedict XVI to America

On Saturday, April 12 at 8:20 am, Graduate Theological Union President James A. Donahue will talk with Henry Tenenbaum on KRON4 TV’s Morning News Weekend.”

On Monday, April 14, 2:00 p.m. Pacific Time, Donahue will talk with Michael Dresser on the Michael Dresser Show, "Home of Thought Provoking Talk Radio."

For information about the show and to locate local affiliate stations, visit www.michaeldressershow.com.

The topic is Pope Benedict XVI’s visit to America and what he will see when he gets here.

KRON 4 has been broadcasting from San Francisco since 1949, serving over 2 million TV homes in 11 Bay Area counties.

The Michael Dresser Show is a thought-provoking talk show attracting people from around the world who want to discover the message underneath the story.

The Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, California, is the largest and most diverse partnership of seminaries and graduate schools in the United States, pursuing interreligious collaboration in teaching, research, ministry, and service.

Thursday, April 10, 2008

Workshop: Scholarship Resources for Graduate Students

Finding Funds for Research, Academic Travel, and Tuition Expenses

A Scholarship Resources for Graduate Students Workshop will be offered on

Wednesday, April 23 3:30-4:30 pm

and repeated on

Thursday, April 24, 5:30-6:30 pm

in the Teaching Lab at the Flora Lamson Hewlet Library. This workshop is designed to introduce students to key scholarship databases, application strategies, organizational tactics, and research and fellowship resources to fund an assortment of academic needs. To sign up for this workshop please call 510–649-2489 or email scholarships@gtu.edu.

A recently initiated service through the GTU Financial Aid Office is personal assistance with scholarship and grant information tailored to your area of study. Please contact Rebecca Davis, Scholarship Research Assistant, scholarships@gtu.edu for an appointment.

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

DIOCESE OF OAKLAND JOB OPENINGS

Week of April 8, 2008

Catholic Funeral, Cremation, and Cemetery Services

Catholic Funeral, Cremation, and Cemetery Services is seeking an organized and professional individual to fill a family service position. Work involves outreach to the parishes and meeting with families at the Holy Angels locations on an individual basis. The Family Service Training Program will prepare the candidate to serve families in a cemetery or funeral position which is best suited for their talents. The work schedule includes alternate weekends. Customer service work background with strong ministry interest is important. Fluency in a second language is also very beneficial. We offer extensive on job training, competitive salary, and comprehensive company benefits. Candidates who feel they are qualified and would like to be considered should send a resume to Ann Marie Baatz, Catholic Funeral and Cemetery Services, P.O. Box 488, 1965 Reliez Valley Road, Lafayette, CA 94549 or fax to 925-946-1449.

Tuesday, March 25, 2008

DIOCESE OF OAKLAND JOB OPENINGS

Week of March 25, 2008

St. Bede School, Hayward - Principal

St. Bede Catholic School is a K through 8th grade school located in the city of Hayward, in Alameda County, serving the city of Hayward. St. Bede School is fully accredited by WCEA/WASC with before and after school Extended Care. Candidates for principal must be active practicing Catholics, possess a California Teaching Credential, and a California Administrative Credential or be enrolled in an Administrative Credential Program as well as have at least five years in Catholic educational teaching or administration. The candidate must be able to provide spiritual, administrative and educational leadership for the school as well as be able to assume responsibility for the day-to-day administration. The successful candidate is expected to be an active member of the parish staff. Excellent communication skills and enthusiasm for developing and maintaining a school with a strong Catholic identity, and academic program are a must. St. Bede School has supportive pastor, faculty and staff, school board, parent group and parents.

Salary is based on the Diocesan scale and depends on qualifications and experience. Benefits include health, dental, and vision insurance, long and short term disability insurance, and retirement.

Please send letter of intent and request for an application to:

Penny Pendola, Ed.D.
Director of Human Resources
Diocese of Oakland
2900 Lakeshore Avenue
Oakland, CA 94610

510-893-4711
Fax 510-272-0725

Applications should be completed by April 15, 2008.

San Damiano Retreat Center, Danville – Part-Time Maintenance Worker

Tired of toll bridges, traffic, and grumpy people? San Damiano is a peaceful and hospitable retreat center located on 50 wooded acres in Danville. We would welcome someone whose main motivators in life do not include money and power. We offer a fair wage, wonderful folks to work with, and facilities and grounds that anyone would be proud of. This position is ideal for a semi-retiree who wants to “give something back.” We are looking for a well-rounded, handy-person with 3 year’s experience in maintenance or operations to work 25-30 hours per week. Working knowledge of plumbing, electrical, carpentry, prep/painting, and general maintenance is a must. Must also possess a clean DMV record, be insurable and flexible with strong prioritization and interpersonal skills.

Salary Range: $13-$15 DOE
Start Date: April 1, 2008 or until filled
Contact: Email or fax resume to Laurie Landis, lauriel@sandamiano.org, 925-837-0522
Website: www.sandamiano.org

Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School, Alameda – Dean of Students

The Dean of Students establishes an atmosphere of orderly behavior within the school that is conducive to learning. The Dean is responsible for the day to day monitoring and enforcement of school rules and regulations, the safety and security of the school campus, and assists teachers in the administration and enforcement of school rules both in and out of the classroom. The Dean is appointed by the Principal. The Dean coordinates all phases of policy implementation related to student discipline and decorum as well as campus safety and security.

Salary information: Administrative salary scale
Position begins: July 1, 2008

Contact:
Simon Chiu
1011 Chestnut St
Alameda, CA 94501
510.523.1526 (W)
schiu@sjnd.org

Catholic Charities of the East Bay, Oakland - Director of Development and Public Affairs

This is a senior staff leadership position with primary responsibility for managing activities related to the planning, evaluation, and execution of all fundraising and public affairs activities. The Director of Development and Public Affairs works closely with other administrative and program staff to develop resources and promote and market the agency’s services; manages two full time and two part time staff; is responsible for raising $3 million annually through the established annual appeal, grants and funding, special events, planned giving, major donor development; and supports the development and implementation of an endowment campaign. Details are at www.cceb.org under Job Opportunities.

Salary range: see www.cceb.org
Position begins: April 1, 2008 or until filled
Contact: Please send cover letter and resume to hr@cceb.org or CCEB, 433 Jefferson Street, Oakland, 94607.

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

DIOCESE OF OAKLAND JOB OPENINGS

Week of March 18, 2008

Saint Joseph Notre Dame High School, Alameda – Dean of Students

The Dean of Students establishes an atmosphere of orderly behavior within the school that is conducive to learning. The Dean is responsible for the day to day monitoring and enforcement of school rules and regulations, the safety and security of the school campus, and assists teachers in the administration and enforcement of school rules both in and out of the classroom. The Dean is appointed by the Principal. The Dean coordinates all phases of policy implementation related to student discipline and decorum as well as campus safety and security.

Salary information: Administrative salary scale
Position begins: July 1, 2008

Contact:
Simon Chiu
1011 Chestnut St
Alameda, CA 94501
510.523.1526 (W)
schiu@sjnd.org

Catholic Charities of the East Bay, Oakland - Director of Development and Public Affairs

This is a senior staff leadership position with primary responsibility for managing activities related to the planning, evaluation, and execution of all fundraising and public affairs activities. The Director of Development and Public Affairs works closely with other administrative and program staff to develop resources and promote and market the agency’s services; manages two full time and two part time staff; is responsible for raising $3 million annually through the established annual appeal, grants and funding, special events, planned giving, major donor development; and supports the development and implementation of an endowment campaign. Details are at www.cceb.org under Job Opportunities.

Salary range: see www.cceb.org
Position begins: April 1, 2008 or until filled
Contact: Please send cover letter and resume to hr@cceb.org or CCEB, 433 Jefferson Street, Oakland, 94607.

Family Aid for Catholic Education (FACE) – Executive Director

About FACE:
Founded in 1978, FACE (Family Aid for Catholic Education) is the leading provider of tuition assistance for low-income children attending Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Oakland.

Responsibilities:
Reporting to the Director of Development, Diocese of Oakland, and a volunteer on the Board of Directors, the Executive Director of FACE is responsible for the overall management and direction of the FACE program, including implementation of the fund raising plan, stewardship of major benefactors, supervision of employees, coordination with the Board and volunteers, and coordination with the Department of Catholic Schools.

Qualifications:
The successful candidate will possess:
- Bachelor’s degree, Masters degree preferred;
- familiarity and appreciation of Catholic education;
- concern for the poor and disadvantaged;
- excellent communications skills;
- management and supervisory background;
- fundamental financial acumen;
- professional and/or extensive volunteer fund raising experience; and
-an ability to work cooperatively with other Diocesan programs and departments.

Application:
For a job application and complete job description, contact jneudecker@oakdiocese.org.

For more information, please visit the FACE website at www.faceofoakland.org.

Salary: $78,509 - $88,322 E-8 Classification Benefits according to diocesan guidelines. Apply by March 31.

St. Clement School, Hayward - Principal

St. Clement Catholic School is a K through 8th grade school located in the city of Hayward next to Moreau Catholic High School, in Alameda County serving the city of Hayward. St. Clement School enrolls 270 students with a maximum capacity of 290 students, with a professional staff of 35 and is fully accredited by WCEA/WASC with before and after school Extended Care. Candidates for principal must be active practicing Catholics, possess a California Teaching Credential and a California Administrative Credential or be enrolled in an Administrative Credential Program as well as have at least five years in Catholic educational teaching or administration. The candidate must be able to provide spiritual, administrative, and educational leadership for the school as well as be able to assume responsibility for the day-to-day administration. The successful candidate is expected to be an active member of the parish staff. Excellent communication skills and enthusiasm for developing and maintaining a school with a strong Catholic identity and academic program are a must. St. Clement School has a supportive pastor, faculty and staff, school board, parent group and parents.

Salary is based on the Diocesan Scale and depends on qualifications and experience. Benefits include health, dental and vision insurance, long and short term disability insurance, and retirement.

Please send letter of intent and request for application to:

Penny Pendola, Ed.D.
Director of Human Resources
Diocese of Oakland
2900 Lakeshore Avenue
Oakland, CA 94610
510-893-4711
Fax: 510-272-0725

Applications should be completed by April 1, 2008.