Associate Director for Compliance and Title VI Coordinator

Harvard Central Administration (CADM) Talent Acquisition - Cambridge, MA

Hiring: Associate Director for Compliance and Title VI Coordinator Company: Harvard Central Administration (CADM) Talent Acquisition Location: Cambridge, MA Job Posted Time: 2026-09-10 13:17:11 Employment Type: Hybrid About the job Required Skills: •By working at Harvard University, you join a vibrant community that advances Harvard's world-changing mission in meaningful ways, inspires innovation and collaboration, and builds skills and expertise. We are dedicated to creating a diverse and welcoming environment where everyone can thrive. •The Associate Director serves as the supervisor of Deputy Title VI Coordinator and Case Manager as well as anticipated additional supervisory responsibilities within CSNDR’s NDAB and Title IX Compliance Team as the team grows. •Supporting and advising Hearing, Appellate, and Determination Panels, local Title IX Resource Coordinators, Local Designated Resources (LDRs), personal advisors, and other University groups regarding the applicable Policies and Procedures. •Providing logistical assistance to the University President or their designee, and to UCRR Faculty Panels. •Supervising the intake of all complaints filed under the NDAB, including those alleging discrimination based on characteristics protected under Title VI (i.e., race, color, or national origin/shared ancestry). •Preparing summary materials, notice documents, and other applicable documents/materials for Hearing Panels, Determination Panels, Appellate Panels, and the UCRR Faculty Panels. •Playing a lead role in the preparation of an Annual Report published by the Director of CSNDR, which shall include information pertaining to complaints raised under the NDAB. •Serving as the primary point of contact, as assigned, for communications, correspondence, and applicable materials for Hearing Panels, Determination Panels, Appellate Panels, UCRR Faculty Panels, local Title IX Resource Coordinators, LDRs, parties and their personal advisors, and witnesses. Qualifications: •At least eight years of professional experience in civil rights compliance, investigations, or related work. •At least three years of experience working in higher education or investigating, advising, or consulting with institutions of higher education. Advanced degree other than J.D. may count toward years of experience. Compensation: •Competitive benefits and rewards package •Generous paid time off including parental leave Interested candidates, please apply directly through the job posting on company's career page or try via AI auto apply on this platform. Don't miss this opportunity to join a forward-thinking team!