Title IX Deputy Director UCLA

This is a unique opportunity to step into a high-impact leadership role at one of the most complex and dynamic Title IX environments in higher education.

UCLA receives one of the highest volumes of reports across the UC system offering exposure to a wide range of cases in terms of scope complexity and subject matter. With a campus ecosystem that includes a major academic institution multiple medical centers and a large diverse population this role provides the kind of experience that significantly sharpens judgment and deepens expertise.

Another Sources client University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) is recruiting a Deputy Director Title IX to join their team in Los Angeles CA (UCLA campus). This is a hybrid role.

Heresa little about UCLA:

UCLA is one of the worlds leading public research universities consistently ranked among the top institutions globally. With a diverse population of students faculty and staffand a footprint that includes a major academic campus multiple medical centers and an extensive health systemUCLAoperatesat a scale more comparable to a major city than a traditional university.

The UCLA Office of Civil Rights plays a critical role in fostering a campus environment rooted in equity safety and accountability. The office oversees compliance with federal and state civil rights laws and leads efforts to prevent and respond to discrimination harassment and retaliation across one of the most complex higher education ecosystems in the country.

About this role:

This is not a typical Title IX role. UCLA receives one of the highest volumes of reports across the UC system offering an unmatched opportunity to work on a wide range of cases from student matters to complex issues involving faculty staff and healthcare environments.

As Deputy Directoryoullserve as a key partner to the Title IX Director helping lead investigations shape processes and mentor staff. This role offers meaningful leadership exposure and the chance to build deepexpertisein highly nuanced high-impact cases.

For professionals looking toexpand their scopeand elevate their career trajectory UCLA provides both the platform and the credibility. The breadth complexity and visibility of this work will significantly refine your skill set and position you for future advancement in the field.

Scope & Impact:

• Partner with the Title IX Director to oversee case assessments investigations and resolution processes across the Civil Rights Office

• Review investigative work guide staff and ensure consistency quality and compliance across cases

• Lead or support complex and sensitive investigations involving sexual harassment sexual violence and other discrimination matters

• Oversee informal and alternative resolution processes and ensureequitableoutcomes for all parties

• Direct the offices response to state and federal audits investigations and compliance reviews

• Collaborate with campus partners including HR Academic Personnel and Student Affairs on case management and resolution

• Provide expert consultation on Title IX and civil rights matters helping stakeholders navigate sensitive situations

• Lead and scale training and education programs for faculty staff students and healthcare populations

• Supervise and develop team members contributing to a high-performing mission-driven culture

• Stay current on evolving Title IX regulations case law and best practices applying insights to strengthen programs and processes

Qualifications:

• 5 years of experience overseeing and conducting sensitive investigations ideally within higher education or similarly complex environments

• Deep knowledge of Title IX gender discrimination sexual violence and harassment regulations and practices

• Demonstrated experience reviewing investigative reports and exercising sound judgment in complex cases

• Strong understanding of trauma-informed practices and experience working with impacted individuals

• Excellent written and verbal communication skills with the ability to navigatehighly sensitivesituations

• Experience designing or managing administrative processes and case management systems

• Proven ability to lead mentor or supervise staff in a fast-paced high-volume environment

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to apply policy and legal frameworks to complex issues

• Ability to build trust and work effectively with diverse populations across a large decentralized organization

• High emotional intelligence and the ability to handle difficult conversations with professionalism and empathy

• Juris Doctor (JD) preferred

Compensation & Benefits:

Theanticipatedsalary for this position is$150000$155000annually.

The University of California offers a comprehensive highly competitive benefits package designed to support your health financial security and work-life balance. Learn more: include:

• Medical dental and vision coverage with multiple plan options

• Pension plan (UCRP) plus optional 403(b) and 457(b) savings plans

• Generous paid time off including vacation sick leave and 14 paid holidays

• Flexible Spending Accounts Employee Assistance Programs andadditionalfamily support benefits

Equal Employment Opportunity:

The University of California is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race color religion sex sexual orientation gender identity national origin disability age protected veteran status or other protected categories covered by the UC nondiscrimination policy.

A complete job description can be found on UCLAscareersite at:

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