Tribal Justice Program Director

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Tribal Justice Program Director
The candidate will be responsible for project planning and development services for the Tribal Justice Program. Develop the training program for tribal court judges. This involves strategic planning, working closely with California tribal courts, developing the curriculum for the training, and coordinating the training efforts. Assist in advising on instructional curriculum and programming. Develop the Tribal Justice Project action plan and timeline. Administer the Tribal Justice Project action plan and timeline. Design the training curriculum development and delivery. Advise on instructional curriculum and programming and provide project updates to Aoki Center Director. Must have Juris Doctor. Management and leadership skills required. Should have experience in handling challenging, sensitive and/or confidential issues with tribal communities, student groups, persons of varying ages and ethnic backgrounds, special interest groups, organizations, employers and company representatives, alumni, campus staff, faculty, the public, and others. Must have experience managing and reporting on grant deliverables. Experience creating and managing budgets essential. Must have experience planning events including securing vendors for food, lodging, audio visual equipment, as well as managing online advertising, registration and attendance. Should have familiarity with the Native American community in California. Experience working with a court system (preferably tribal) preferred. Familiarity with the public sector, including public interest community based legal services, non-profits, and government to evaluate target population and resources for the program desired.

Note: This is fixed term contract position for 1-2 years.

Apply by Date: 05/10/2020.

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