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["Chad Sniffen" <>]

From: Paradiso, Barbara
Sent: Tuesday, December 02, 2008 6:30 PM

Dear Friends,

The Center on Domestic Violence recently received notice that we have
been awarded an OVW Grant to Reduce Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault
and Stalking on Campuses.  As a result, we will be hiring two new staff
positions.  I have included brief descriptions of the positions below.
For detailed job descriptions, and to apply, go to the University Jobs
website: www.JobsatCU.com. From the home page, these positions can be
found by searching Keyword: 'domestic violence'.

Your help in circulating this announcement would be most appreciated

Many thanks,

Barb

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UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER

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Interpersonal Violence Prevention Coordinator
School of Public Affairs

The Interpersonal Violence Prevention Coordinator will coordinate the
development and implementation of the Auraria Safe Campus Initiative
(ASCI).  ASCI is a new project whose purpose is to: Establish victim
services in cases involving violent crimes against women on the Denver
Auraria campus, specifically domestic violence, sexual assault and
stalking; Strengthen security and investigative strategies to prevent
and prosecute those crimes; and, Increase awareness regarding domestic
violence, sexual assault and stalking and the campus resources available
to respond.  Auraria is a tri-institutional campus.  It is home to three
institutions of higher learning: University of Colorado Denver,
Metropolitan State College of Denver, and the Community College of
Denver.  It is a large urban campus with a highly diverse student body
of more than 43,000 graduate and undergraduate students.

Primary duties of the Interpersonal Violence Prevention Coordinator
include to staff and coordinate the activities of the Auraria Safe
Campus Initiative Advisory Council and the Coordinated Community
Response Team (CCRT).  S/he will carry out training and awareness
activities on campus and pursue resources for project sustainability.
It is anticipated that 20% of this position's time will be spent in the
provision of direct victim services.

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Victim Services Coordinator 50% FTE
School of Public Affairs

The Victim Services Coordinator will coordinate the direct victim
services aspect of the Auraria Safe Campus Initiative (ASCI).  ASCI is a
new project whose purpose is to: Establish victim services in cases
involving violent crimes against women on the Auraria Campus,
specifically domestic violence, sexual assault and stalking; Strengthen
security and investigative strategies to prevent and prosecute those
crimes; and, Increase awareness regarding domestic violence, sexual
assault and stalking and the campus resources available to respond.
Auraria is a tri-institutional campus.  It is home to three institutions
of higher learning: University of Colorado Denver, Metropolitan State
College of Denver, and the Community College of Denver.  It is a large
urban campus with a highly diverse student body of more than 43,000
graduate and undergraduate students.

This is a part-time position.  The Victim Services Coordinator will
provide direct victim services and serve as the primary liaison from the
Auraria Safe Campus Initiative to the Auraria Campus Police Department.
This position will be responsible for recruiting, training, scheduling
and supervising volunteer advocates to respond to campus related
incidents of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and
stalking on a 24 hour basis.

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Barbara Paradiso
Director, Program and Center on Domestic Violence
School of Public Affairs
University of Colorado Denver
P.O. Box 173364, CB. 142
1380 Lawrence Street, Suite #440A
Denver, Colorado  80217
Phone: 303-315-2736
Fax: 303-315-2054