Assistant Vice Chancellor for Real Estate Strategy & Development
The Assistant Vice Chancellor for Real Estate Strategy and Development is a newly elevated executive leadership opportunity responsible for developing and implementing a comprehensive real estate strategy that advances the university’s mission and supports long-term institutional growth.
Reporting to the Senior Vice Chancellor of Finance & Administration, this role serves as UT Knoxville’s lead representative for real estate opportunities, acquisitions, dispositions, leasing activities, development projects, and strategic partnerships. The position will guide complex transactions and initiatives while working closely with university leadership, state and local government officials, developers, consultants, and community stakeholders.
The successful candidate will have the opportunity to influence the future growth of the university through strategic land acquisition, redevelopment planning, public-private partnerships and innovative real estate solutions that support academic, research, student life and economic development objectives.
Interested candidates should review the full description and formally apply via our applicant portal. To be assured for full consideration please include a letter of intent, CV/Resume, and names and contact information for three (3) professional references on or before Sunday, November 29, 2026. Nominations and confidential inquiries are encouraged and may be sent via e-mail to Brooke Swart, Executive Search Manager, at [email protected]. References will not be contacted without explicit permission.
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Chief Marketing & Communications Officer, Digital Learning
The Chief Marketing & Communications Officer (CMCO), provides strategic leadership for marketing, communications, brand management, enrollment growth, and audience engagement for the University of Tennessee’s fully online programs.
Reporting to the Vice Dean of Digital Learning, this position serves as the lead marketing and communications executive for online programs and collaborates closely with academic colleges, enrollment management, university communications and marketing, and university partners to accelerate awareness, reputation, enrollment, and revenue growth for online and professional education offerings.
The CMCO, establishes the enterprise growth strategy for Digital Learning (DL) and ensures the effective execution of integrated marketing, communications, and enrollment initiatives through organizational leadership, cross-functional collaboration, and measurable performance outcomes.
Interested candidates should review the full description and formally apply via our applicant portal. To be assured for full consideration please include a letter of intent, CV/Resume, and names and contact information for three (3) professional references on or before Sunday, October 25, 2026. Nominations and confidential inquiries are encouraged and may be sent via e-mail to Anthony Lanagan, Executive Recruiter, at [email protected].
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