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- From: Kim Parent <>
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- Subject: UC Santa Barbara position: Director of the Rape Prevention Education Program
- Date: Mon, 11 Jul 2011 16:52:56 -0700
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UC Santa Barbara is pleased to announce the open search for the
Director of the Rape Prevention Education Program
Applications Due: July 14, 2011
Apply online at https://Jobs.ucsb.edu
Job #20110222
Salary: $4,127 - $4,791/mo.
Summary of Job Duties:
Working under general direction for the Women's Center, has full programmatic responsibility for the campus-wide gender-violence program. Develops strategies and programs that target specific populations in the community, including Greeks, athletes, faculty, on-campus residents, perpetrators, significant others and survivors. Serves as an advocate, coordinator and University spokesperson for all campus-wide gender violence issues related to students, staff, faculty and the Santa Barbara community. Possesses a broad knowledge of University policies and procedures and has a strong theoretical and philosophical foundation in student affairs. Has specialized expertise and knowledge of the effects of sexual assault on victims, survivor recovery, medical and legal procedures. Is directly responsible for supervision of staff and the education of students, staff and faculty.
Working under general direction for the Women's Center, has full programmatic responsibility for the campus-wide gender-violence program. Develops strategies and programs that target specific populations in the community, including Greeks, athletes, faculty, on-campus residents, perpetrators, significant others and survivors. Serves as an advocate, coordinator and University spokesperson for all campus-wide gender violence issues related to students, staff, faculty and the Santa Barbara community. Possesses a broad knowledge of University policies and procedures and has a strong theoretical and philosophical foundation in student affairs. Has specialized expertise and knowledge of the effects of sexual assault on victims, survivor recovery, medical and legal procedures. Is directly responsible for supervision of staff and the education of students, staff and faculty.
Minimum Qualifications:
Demonstrated experience working with both sexual violence prevention education and advocacy for those affected by sexual violence. Knowledge of and experience with sexual violence issues in institutions of higher education. Ability to interact effectively
with people from diverse backgrounds. Ability to work in a team and to build coalitions and partnerships. Understanding of sexual violence as a societal issue and commitment to activism for social justice. Satisfactory completion of a fingerprint background
check.
Preferred Qualifications:
Master's Degree, or BA degree with equivalent experience.
Experience working with law enforcement.
Experience working with law enforcement.
Apply online at https://Jobs.ucsb.edu Job #20110222
About the UCSB Rape Prevention Education Program:
The Rape Prevention Education Program is an integral part of the UCSB Women's Center. RPEP provides education about all forms of sexual violence but primarily sexual assault, abusive relationships and stalking. RPEP also provides assistance for survivors
of sexual violence, their friends and families. Assistance includes crisis counseling, help with reporting to law enforcement and the University judicial system, help with academic and housing problems and referrals to other campus and community resources.
The Women's Center uses a feminist approach to provide support, advocacy, resources and education to the UCSB community. We value and respect all genders, bodies, sexual orientations, and racial and ethnic identities while challenging all forms of oppression. We work towards creating a campus environment that is safe, equitable, and just.
We envision a world free of oppression and violence. We strive for inclusion and equity through our programs, services, and work. We celebrate the richness of our differences while working collectively to create a community of leaders, scholars, and global citizens for the future.
The Women's Center uses a feminist approach to provide support, advocacy, resources and education to the UCSB community. We value and respect all genders, bodies, sexual orientations, and racial and ethnic identities while challenging all forms of oppression. We work towards creating a campus environment that is safe, equitable, and just.
We envision a world free of oppression and violence. We strive for inclusion and equity through our programs, services, and work. We celebrate the richness of our differences while working collectively to create a community of leaders, scholars, and global citizens for the future.
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Kim Equinoa Parent
Director, Orientation Programs
Acting Director, Women's Center
UC Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, CA
93106-5020
(805)893-3858
Fax: (805)893-7855
- UC Santa Barbara position: Director of the Rape Prevention Education Program, Kim Parent, 07/11/2011
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