Title VI Specialist (Fixed Term)

Stanford University · Stanford

Apply on the company website

Main Work Location: Historic Stanford Campus

Work Arrangement: Hybrid (at least 3 days per week on-site)

Budgeted Salary Range: The expected pay range for this positions is $104,412 to $127,926 per annum.

This is a 2-year fixed term position

To be considered, please include a cover letter and a resume in your online application.

Department Summary

Stanford’s Title IX & Title VI Office is the University’s central resource for receiving, responding to, and preventing concerns related to discrimination and harassment based on sex, race, color, and national origin—including shared ancestry and ethnic characteristics—and including sexual harassment and other sexual misconduct.

Position Summary

Reporting to the Associate Vice Provost and Title IX & Title VI Coordinator, the Title VI Specialist will assist in ensuring Stanford University’s compliance with federal, state, and local non-discrimination laws with a focus on Title VI.

The Title VI Specialist will be responsible for providing consultation and facilitating education related to race, color, and national origin, including shared ancestry and ethnic characteristics. The selected candidate will assist with Title VI report assessment and resolution, documentation and data analysis, and training, education and community engagement.

Title VI Report Assessment and Resolution

Work closely with the Case Manager to provide timely response to reports of alleged Title VI prohibited conduct
Assist with Title VI assessments, investigations, interim measures, informal resolutions, and remedies
Assist with Title VI procedures, including case intake and case review
Work closely with the Title VI Coordinator to identify support and services for community members affected by potential Title VI concerns

Documentation, Data Analysis, and Reporting

Assist with maintenance and management of Maxient database documenting all Title VI inquiries, reports, complaints, investigations, and resolutions
Supervise the preparation of the Title VI Annual Report
Assist the Title VI Coordinator with monitoring and assessment of available data from reports, investigations, and findings of discrimination and harassment to identify any patterns, trends, or collective incidents that may warrant additional inquiry or response
Review university websites and publications to ensure accuracy of information on policies and procedures related to discrimination, harassment, or retaliation on the basis of race, color, and national origin and ensure that links to such policies, procedures and forms are operational

Community Engagement

Serve as a Stanford community resource for general policy and procedural guidance
Advise Stanford community members on risks, trends, and best practices related to Title VI compliance

Training and Education

Promote awareness of Title VI and related policies, reporting expectations, procedures, and resources available to the Stanford community
Assist with the development, implementation, and facilitation of training, education, resource materials, and outreach related to Title VI rights and responsibilities
Provide information, technical assistance, and continuing education on topics related to Title VI compliance
Assist the Title VI Coordinator in ensuring that training is provided to all personnel responsible for receiving and responding to reports of Title VI prohibited conduct
Partner with SHARE Title IX & Title VI education staff to develop and implement data-driven strategies for improving culture and climate on campus

Have significant responsibilities for administrative or operational services, functions or programs. Typical duties include developing and administering programs, policies and procedures, performing analyses or acting as a subject matter expert for the function or program. Positions typically include a variety of functions; professionals specializing in a specific field (e.g. facilities, finance) should be classified in the applicable job series. Positions that administer the content of research programs and/or develop curriculum refer to APP series. While these positions often supervise staff, they are primarily individual contributors.

More jobs at Stanford University · Operations jobs in Stanford