Description:
Definition of Class
This is an entry-level, temporary one year assignment that may be extended for a maximum of two years, at the discretion of the department. During this assignment, a Juris Doctor Degree graduate is given an opportunity to acquire experience and skills in a particular area of law.
Examples of Work Performed
- Monitors and evaluates institutional practices to ensure compliance with federal and state laws applicable to the Equal Opportunity and Regulatory Compliance (EORC) area of responsibility.
- Conducts Title IX and EORC training and other training as needed.
- Presents, evaluates, and modifies training content to reflect any relevant regulatory changes and to ensure effectiveness.
- Conducts investigations, summarizes evidence and drafts reports.
- Maintains current knowledge of applicable state and federal laws as well as University policies.
- Assists in updating EORC policies, with a focus on Title IX and Interpersonal Violence and Sexual Misconduct policies
- Ensures notification is made to relevant parties and assists in determining if a recommendation of interim measures is necessary
- Drafts summary documents and shares with appropriate parties such as the Provost, General Counsel and Student Affairs.
- Ensures office confidentiality is maintained.
- Performs similar or related duties as assigned or required.
Essential Functions
- These essential functions include, but are not limited to, the following. Additional essential functions may be identified and included by the hiring department.
- Performs career specific duties, in a particular area of law, under the direct supervision of an assigned mentor.
Minimum Education/Experience
Education:
Juris Doctor Degree from a law school accredited by the American Bar Association, conferred no later than the date of hire.
Experience:
None