Job Details Job Location: Albertus Magnus College - NEW HAVEN, CT
Position Summary Reporting To: Vice President for Student Affairs & Dean of Students
About Albertus Magnus College: Albertus Magnus College thrives as a diverse and dynamic institution serving 1,500 students in three distinct degree programs: traditional undergraduate accelerated adult undergraduate, and master's degrees. Through its liberal arts and professional educational offerings and its long-standing excellence in student-centered, values-based education, Albertus Magnus College is a shining example of modern-day education. Explore more about the college here.
Job Overview: This position serves as the Director of Student Life and Title IX Coordinator, for the traditional undergraduate degree program, this position provides oversight for the operations of the Office of Residential Life and Community Standards as well as, leading, managing, and coordinating responses to all Title IX related matters.
Essential Functions:
Supervise the Associate Director of Residential Life and Community Standards
Provide oversight for the operations of the Office of Residential Life
Responsible for assessment efforts for the Division of Student Affairs
Assist in developing continual educational and preventative programs regarding alcohol and drug use and abuse
Collaborate with the Director of Public Safety ensuring compliance with Clery reporting
Manage all Title IX investigations assuring compliance with Title IX regulatory requirements
Responsible for conducting, and providing oversight of investigation(s) and adjudication of Title IX claims
Track and maintain appropriate Title IX statistics and data as required by state, federal and institutional regulations
Collaborate with the Colleges legal counsel with Title IX related matters
Collaborate and coordinate Title IX trainings and responses with the Deputy Title IX Coordinator
Develop, update, implement policies and procedures and perform campus-wide Title IX training and awareness activities
Work with the Office of Human Resources for reports with students and employees or cases involving faculty and staff
Work closely with Public Safety to resolve reports involving guests and other third parties.
Co-Chair Behavior Intervention Team (BIT)
Qualifications:
Previous Title IX and residential life experience
Preferred qualification: Certifications in Title IX Investigations/Title IX Coordinator Training and/or EEO training preferred
Education:
Bachelor degree is required
Masters degree in Student Affairs or related is preferred
Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:
Must be able to think critically, work independently, maintain confidentiality and ability to use appropriate discretion
Title IX experience, specifically with investigation and adjudication
Experience developing policies and procedures relating to Title IX and student conduct
Knowledge of socioeconomic and organizational issues underlying and resulting from sexual harassment, discrimination, and sexual violence.
Strong oral and written communication skills
Strong presentation and facilitation skills, providing training for a variety of constituencies.
Working knowledge of gender-based nondiscrimination laws, due process protections, and compliance regulations
Working knowledge of the Clery Act and reporting requirements, Title IX, VAWA, and FERPA.
Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate effectively
Work Schedule Requirements: Hybrid Availability: No Evening and some weekend hours required. Benefits: Full-time employees are eligible to receive medical, dental, and vision benefits. Full-Time employees can earn between 18-23 paid time off a year. The employer covers tuition remission after 90 days of employment and covers 100 % (employees responsible for books and technology fees). The college is committed to work-life balance and has a summer schedule from June through August. We currently have 14 paid holidays, including a winter break. You will have the opportunity to participate in our retirement plan from day one, and after one year of employment, the college contributes depending on your service years.
Albertus Magnus College is strongly committed to the principles and practices of diversity throughout the College community. Albertus Magnus College is an equal-opportunity employer and invites all qualified applicants to consider this opportunity and apply.
Albertus Magnus College thrives as a diverse and dynamic institution serving 1,500 students in three distinct degree programs: traditional undergraduate, accelerated adult undergraduate and master’s degrees. Through its liberal arts and professional educational offerings and its long- standing excellence in student-centered, values-based education, Albertus Magnus College is a shining example of modern day education. The Albertus campus provides a distinctive environment for students, faculty and staff. The College’s 50-acre, park-like campus, within walking distance to downtown New Haven, is located in one of the city’s most distinguished residential neighborhoods, Prospect Hill, which features both early 20th century mansions and modern architectural gems. Numerous academic, student services, and athletic facilities grace the campus, which serve as an attraction to prospective students. The Mission Statement of Albertus Magnus College is to provide men and women with an education that promotes the search for truth in all its dimensions and is practical in its application.