Campus Advocacy, Response and Education (CARE) Coordinator - Job Posting (20 hours/week)
Job Responsibilities:
- The Campus Advocacy, Response and Education (CARE) Coordinator, in conjunction with the Title IX Case Manager, primarily connects students with resources after a referral is made to Office for Student Civil Rights and Sexual Misconduct and will serve thereafter as the student’s primary point of contact.
- The CARE Coordinator will be trained to work with both Complainants and Respondents but will only work with one party in each case. Possible duties include:
- Review, clarify, and assist the student, parents, and advisor with any questions related to the Title IX process and policies, reporting options, and available resources.
- Attending meetings as a support person.
- Reviewing documents and materials from the investigation, report, Hearing, decision letters, and sanctioning as requested.
- Provide general support and a safe listening space.
- The CARE Coordinator will maintain case files under the direction of the Case Manager.
- The CARE Coordinator will provide outreach education to the campus community on the Title IX process and available resources.
- The CARE Coordinator will represent Title IX on university committees, as appropriate.
Requirements: The CARE Coordinator must be a graduate student in a related program and keep a 20 hour/week schedule. Occasional nights or weekends may be required.
Preferred Qualifications:
· Skilled at handling crisis and conflict in a compassionate and confidential manner.
· Superior written and verbal communication skills. Work effectively with faculty, staff, students, parents, community members, and administration.
· Adapt to a workflow in a fast-paced environment.
· Detail oriented, proven ability to meet strict deadlines.
· Familiarity with Title IX, Pregnancy & Parenting, VAWA, Clery, and FERPA.
Renumeration: CARE Coordinator positions are semester appointment (renewable each semester as performance permits). Compensation is commensurate upon the qualifications of the individual.
Hours: Minimum 20 hours required per week.
To Apply: Applicants should submit the CARE Coordinator Application, résumé, class schedule and tentative work schedule, and three references to denise.tijerina@ttu.edu at their earliest convenience. (download the application at: https://www.depts.ttu.edu/titleix/contactus/CARECoordinatorPositionAnnouncement2025.docx
For more information, please contact Denise Tijerina, Title IX Case Manager, 806-834-0108, Doak Hall 129, denise.tijerina@ttu.edu.