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Title IX Officer

Institution: Harvard University Location: Cambridge, MA Category: Admin – Other Administrative Positions Posted: 10/10/2012 Type: Full Time Logo School/Unit: University Administration Duties & Responsibilities Reporting to the Chief Diversity Officer and in partnership with the Director of Equal Opportunity and Compliance Programs (EOCP) the University’s Title IX Coordinator is the designated agent of the University with primary responsibility for coordinating University Title IX compliance efforts. The Title IX Coordinator oversees the University implementation of primary areas of Title IX: access to educational programs (including admissions, enrollment, academic programs), athletics/sports programs, and facilities; sexual harassment through management of University policy, implementation of related procedures, data compilation and distribution, provision of educational materials and training for the campus community; as well as all other aspects of University Title IX compliance. Duties and related responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Prepares, presents, and disseminates educational materials, including brochures, posters, and web-based materials that inform members of the campus community of Title IX rights and responsibilities. Develops trainings for and manages outreach efforts to students, faculty and staff on University’s policies and procedures on related discrimination and harassment. Advises and trains managers, supervisors, faculty, administrators, and other appropriate personnel regarding Title IX policies, procedures and implementation; develops and coordinates all on-line and in-person trainings. Coordinates and collaborates with academic, administrative offices and liaisons such as Human Resources, School-based offices (admissions, academic departments, etc.), the Office of Sexual Assault Prevention & Response, Police Department, University Ombudsperson, Office of General Counsel, and University Athletics. Remains knowledgeable of current regulations and trends in higher education related to Title IX; researches best practices among universities and possesses in-depth knowledge of latest developments related to Title IX. Monitors University policy and procedures to ensure compliance with state and federal law and regulations; collaborates with Schools to ensure local policies and procedures currently being utilized are compliant with University policy and with legal compliance. Coordinates school-based liaisons. Provides ongoing consultation and reports regarding Title IX requirements, issues, trends, and compliance programs to Chief Diversity Officer and other members of the Office of the President and Provost. Prepares annual statistical reports for the campus community and related compliance reports to University leadership and external agencies. Works with appropriate offices and student boards to review reports on crime statistics provided by HUPD (Annual Security Report which complies with the Clery Act). Collects and analyzes data from schools and departments; monitors trends. Assists the office of EOCP and Office of General Counsel (OGC) with complaints of discrimination, harassment, and sexual harassment; and works with EOCP to advise staff, faculty, and students of University policy regarding nondiscrimination. Basic Qualifications A bachelor’s degree. 5-7 years of professional experience working on Title IX and equal opportunity related issues. Ability to effectively communicate across levels and to build productive working relationships. In-depth knowledge of Title IX regulations and policies Ability to conduct research and analyze data; ability to do legal research and writing. Strong counseling, negotiation, presentation, and organizational skills; excellent/superior communication (oral and written); computer competency; excellent judgment and ability to work independently. Experience working in a large decentralized research university is desirable. Additional Qualifications M.A. and/or JD strongly preferred. 10 years of professional experience working on Title IX related issues, preferably in conjunction with EEO and/or gender diversity. Previous experience working with Harvard. Application Information Contact: Please submit your resume and cover letter on line: Harvard University Online App. Form: https://jobs.brassring.com/1033/asp/tg/cim_jobdetail.asp?partnerID=25240&si teID=5341&AReq=27965BR

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VP Child Development & Out of School Time, YMCA of Greater Boston

Position Description: This senior executive is the key leader and driver of theYMCA of Greater Boston’s Child Care Development, Out of School Time, Infant & Toddler Youth Development programs. This executive will ensure the successful operation of all facets of these programs including curriculum, quality standards, outcomes and measurements, staffing, supervision, program development, volunteer recruitment, financial development, community relations, collaborations, budgeting and financial results. Additionally, this executive will drive and influence the creation and implementation of partnerships and policy at the state and local level. We see this person as an expert in the field with a proven track record of driving quality results in a dynamic and multi-faceted organization. Link to full job description: http://www.idealist.org/view/job/pgTtWpzbgN2D/ How to apply: Send resumes, cover letters and salary history to: Paul Mantell , Vice President Human Resources YMCA of Greater Boston Human Resources Department Job Code: VP-CD 316 Huntington Avenue Boston, MA 02115 Last day to apply: October 12, 2012

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Managing Editor, AMC Outdoors magazine

TITLE: Managing Editor, AMC Outdoors magazine Description The Managing Editor oversees the print and online production process for AMC Outdoors, the member magazine of the nonprofit Appalachian Mountain Club, and AMC Outdoors Online, its monthly e-newsletter. Published six times per year, AMC Outdoors is a four-color, feature-driven magazine running 72-80 pages. The Managing Editor serves as a liaison between the magazine and the printer, art director, web team, and freelancers; manages print publication of clubwide and chapter trip listings (7,000 to 8,000 listings per year); posts print magazine content onto AMC’s website, outdoors.org; manages print and online publication of classified ads; and helps edit and proofread the magazine. The Managing Editor also assists with print, multimedia, and social media projects and planning. In addition, the Managing Editor may write one or more columns or produce videos. This position reports to the Publisher and is based in AMC’s Boston headquarters. This is a full-time, exempt position with benefits. RESPONSIBILITIES Maintain and manage magazine production schedule, ensuring all parties meet deadlines and all materials (photos, illustrations, copy) meet production standards; oversee delivery of materials to art director; create magazine layout; handle payments; serve as liaison with printer Oversee print magazine proofreading process; circulate pages to key staff; handle fact-checking queries Manage download of clubwide and chapter trip listings from online database; proofread and place trips in magazine layout; ensure quality and accuracy of section; manage relationships with key chapter volunteers Update print and online AMC Trader classified ads, downloaded from online database; contact past advertisers to encourage renewals; provide billing information to accounting Manage magazine presence on AMC’s website; post print content for each print issue as well as web-exclusive content on the off months; edit and optimize print images for web; update and manage magazine web archives Manage and deliver e-newsletter files to AMC’s web team; proofread and test e-newsletter Work with the Publisher and Social Media Associate to schedule and implement magazine content on AMC’s social media platforms Assist in development, research, and writing or assignment of articles for several magazine columns; ensure that all editorial content is developed on schedule Collect, compile, edit, and proofread submissions for Executive Update e-newsletter Fulfill requests for back issues and manage magazine distribution and inventory Participate in photo research; take photos as needed Participate in all developmental editing and magazine planning meetings and discussions; brainstorm ideas for new editorial content Periodically produce, film, and edit video for web-exclusive magazine content Maintain and annually update official editorial style guide, ensuring adherence to style standards Other tasks as necessary REQUIREMENTS Bachelor’s degree in English, journalism, communications, design, or related field At least two years of work experience in the print or communications field Excellent writing, editing, proofreading, and project management skills Standard word-processing and computer skills required; experience with web content management systems and Adobe InDesign required; experience with Photoshop, Filemaker, Premiere, and Mac platform strongly desired Ability to be organized, detailed, and to coordinate several projects at once Sense of diplomacy and ability to work on a team in a fast-paced environment Interest in outdoor recreation and conservation issues and mission of AMC Physical requirements: Work is performed primarily in a general office setting, with minor physical effort or strain required. Work is normally performed while seated, requires freedom of movement. May spend extended periods of time at a computer terminal, on a telephone, or operating other office machines. This position requires an ability to work in a fast-paced, sometimes stressful environment and manage deadlines. Work environment involves only infrequent exposure to disagreeable elements. To Apply Email cover letter, including salary requirements, and resume to amcjob210@outdoors.org. No calls please. Benefits of Working With the AMC The AMC offers a great benefits package! Here is a partial list that highlights some benefits offered for our regular full-time employees. Benefits may vary based on position. Group Health Plan, 75 percent employer paid. Group Life Insurance, 100 percent employer paid Long-Term Disability Insurance, 100 percent employer paid Vacation, four weeks accrued each year Holidays, 13 paid holidays/year Use of AMC Facilities, free and discounted rates Free AMC membership The Appalachian Mountain Club is an Equal Opportunity Employer and welcomes diversity in the workplace. More / LessHow to apply Email cover letter, including salary requirements, and resume to amcjob210@outdoors.org. No calls please.

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Academics Intern

TITLE: Academics Intern Description BSA Intern The Boston Scholar Athletes program (BSA) is an initiative of Suffolk Construction’s John Fish. The mission is to support academic achievement through athletics in Boston Public High Schools. The BSA partners with all 19 Boston Public High Schools to provide all current and potential scholar-athletes free access to academic resources in school-based learning centers, called “Zones”. The BSA is recruiting motivated, detail oriented, and innovative individuals to assist at BSA Headquarters. Reports To: Program Director(s) Location: BSA Headquarters (Suffolk Construction: 65 Allerton Street, Boston, MA 02119) Status: Full time (32-40 hours/week) Unpaid (Work Study Eligible) Responsibilities: – Provide team support to BSA Academics – Collaborate with BSA Team – Communicate with BSA school based staff, and provide administrative office support – Assist with planning and execution of events Qualifications BSA is recruiting professionals with a passion for and dedication to helping scholar-athletes achieve success. Previous experience as a scholar-athlete encouraged. Physical Demands and Work Environment: While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to sit for long periods of time; talk or hear; perform fine motor, hand and finger skills in the use of a keyboard, telephone, or writing. The employee is frequently required to stand; walk; and reach with arms and/or hands. Specific vision abilities include close vision, distance vision, depth perception and the ability to adjust focus. The employee will spend their time in an office environment with a quiet to moderate noise level. Please submit resumes to: Shannon McLeod, smcleod@bostonscholarathletes.org

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COMMUNITY CAREER FAIR

ROXBURY COMMUNITY COLLEGE AND JOBNET ONE STOP CAREER CENTER INVITE YOU TO OUR: COMMUNITY CAREER FAIR Tuesday OCTOBER 23, 12:00am–3:00pm at Roxbury Community College COME MEET WITH OVER 30 EMPLOYERS INCLUDING: • Pine Street Inn • Amtrak • Pfizer • Department of Environmental Protection • Cambridge College • Brigham and Women’s Hospital • Harvard School of Public Health • City of Boston • VA Boston Health Care System • Big Sister Association and Brother • Bell Foundation • Federal Aviation Administration • Blue Cross Blue Shield • American Student Assistance • Celldux Therapeutics • Associated Early Care and Education • H & R Block • Regis College • MBTA • Federal Bureau of Prisons • and MORE! There is NO COST to attend Professional Dress is Required Bring multiple copies of your resume MBTA DIRECTIONS: From Downtown Boston take Orange Line toward Forest Hills. Get off at the Roxbury Crossing station. The College is located across the street on Columbus Avenue. Look for signs on the RCC campus. *Parking will NOT be available. We strongly urge all job-seekers to use public transportation. *Parking will NOT be available. We strongly urge all job-seekers to use public transportation. This event is sponsored by Roxbury Community College and JobNet a Massachusetts One-Stop Career Centers.

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Internship for Athletic Training Center

City: Dedham, MA Job Date: 09/24 Interested in pursuing a career in the sports industry? Come train with one of the best in the industry. Responsibilities include some Organizational Structuring , Marketing, Data Entry, Light House Keeping, and some Promotional events. In return we will guide you through the most extensive training program to get you on your way to becoming the trainer/coach in one of the most elite Training Centers in Boston. This is more than a free membership, only serious applicants apply. Must be able to commit to 6-10 hours Weekly Contact: Danielle Vlahos Danielle@solidbodyfit.com Solid Body Fitness www.solidbodyfit.com

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Social Media Marketing

Do you read news all the time? Do you spend your free time browsing the internet to see what’s going on in the world? Wordever Inc. (http://www.wordever.com) is seeking highly socially engaged interns for a social community and marketing position. This position will provide invaluable experience in web social marketing and online blogging and publishing – two of the fastest growing skill segments in today’s workforce. This is an internship that could turn into a paid position (within one month) depending on how well the intern understands and is engaged with the Wordever service. You can work from home. Wordever is aiming to change the way you discover, organize, and share on the Web. This is a fun an exciting position in a startup environment. Telecommuting is ok. Must devote at least 10 hours per week. If you have a Pinterest account with at least 5 pin boards and 25 pins, send us your URL. If you have a Twitter account with at least 50 tweets, send us your URL. If you don’t have a Pinterest account or Twitter account, create an account on Wordever and follow the following instructions: 1. Please go to Wordever and explore the community http://www.wordever.com. 2. Create at least 5 Topics about what’s going on in the world and CLIP at least 5 articles per topic. 3. Engage with the community by commenting on at least 5 clips. 4. Email the URL of your profile by replying to this ad. 5. This should take about 30 minutes. We want to know your: – Knowledge of what’s going on in the world. – Your social influence (#Followers, #Reclips, #Comments, #Likes) – The different sites that you use to gather your information. – How you ENGAGE in an online community – It is a plus if you have a blog we can review Get started on Wordever: http://www.wordever.com/clipper/wordever/wordever-help-158/528.html Interns who do not turn into permanent paid position will still receive credit for the internship, experience, and training. Contact Nicolas Nguyen nick@wordever.com 714.235.3577 Wordever Inc. http://www.wordever.com

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Athletic Assistant, South Boston Boys & Girls Club

Organization Link: http://www.bgcb.org/ Position Description: Major responsibility is to assist in the delivery of quality and developmentally appropriate athletics programs, activities, services, and special events. The position of Athletic Assistant requires a High school degree or GED; Direct experience providing athletics/fitness programs for youth; Experience in coaching preferred; Knowledge of trends in fitness, developmental games, and other athletic activities; Knowledge of youth development principles; Must be or become CPR/FA certified. Link to full job description: http://www.bgcb.org/SouthBostonjobs.cfm How to apply: Interested candidates should submit their cover letter and resume to: Human Resources Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston 50 Congress Street, Suite 730 Boston, MA 02109 resumes@bgcb.org Fax: 617-994-4734 Last day to apply: November 12, 2012

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How to Craft a Compelling LinkedIn Profile

By Joshua Waldman (Simply Hired) If you still are not convinced that hiring managers are utilizing social media in their recruitment strategies – it is time you get your head out of the clouds and face reality. Ninety-one percent of employers are using social media to screen prospective employees. As for social recruiting, another study shows that 93 percent of organizations are actively using social media in their hiring strategies. Even if you are wary or reluctant to turn all of your social media profiles professional, there is one you should focus on perfecting. To get ahead in your career, it makes sense to commit to leveraging the largest professional online network. LinkedIn is the most used by recruiters and what is presented to them on your profile can qualify (and even disqualify) you for an open position. Your ability to stand out is based upon the content and appearance of your LinkedIn profile. You can make your profile worthy of an interview by spending time mastering each of the following: Answer an employer’s questions. Determining what to include and what to disregard on your LinkedIn profile can be simplified by providing answers to the questions employers are seeking. Be sure to address the questions below in your profile content: Who are you? Be sure to state loud and clear who you are and what your current role is. Are you a recent college graduate seeking employment in marketing? Or are you a seasoned consulting professional in the HR space? Include important keywords related to your area of expertise. What motivates you? As much as you want to match an employer’s needs, never lose sight of what it is that you want to do. Share with your network your interests and what excites you in your professional world. Let your enthusiasm be known. What are you capable of on the job? Take the time to jot down all the job accomplishments you’ve had and make special note of those that make you stand out. Think about how you help the organization you work for (or how you can help a future organization) and share with them your unique skills. Once you have successfully brainstormed the answers to the important questions above, you can now begin to relay your message by crafting specific pieces of your LinkedIn profile. Consider the following tips you may not have heard before in order to construct a compelling page: Read more on the Simply Hired Blog: http://blog.simplyhired.com/2012/09/how-to-craft-a-compelling-linkedin-profile.html#ixzz26pKTB6NC

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