Learning And Development Specialist

Specific Duties and Responsibilities:

• Compile accurate data and report program activities, goals, and needs (e.g., numbers of students, types of presentations and trainings, outcomes, etc.)
• Conduct evaluations of trainings (e.g., pre/post- tests, participant satisfaction, periodic evaluations, etc.), and contribute to the analysis and interpretation of evaluation results
• Prepare reports on the effectiveness of the violence prevention curriculum and delivery/educational methods
• Participate in outreach activities with various campus stakeholders
• Perform other duties as necessary or assigned
• Participate in development and refinement of relevant curriculum program for violence prevention presentations
• Provide/deliver interactive presentations on affirmative consent, healthy relationships and violence prevention to students, faculty, and staff
• Act as a representative and advocate for the issues and concerns of students in the campus community surrounding the issues of dating violence and sexual assault
• Promote and schedule presentations to various sectors of the campus community, including on-ground/campus, off-campus, and online
• Monitor and track the number and types of presentations given on a monthly basis
• Promote violence prevention training products and services, and raise awareness of violence prevention resources through RSVP
• Assist in determining most effective violence prevention educational methods

This position provides services to increase awareness of bystander intervention, domestic, dating, and sexual violence and seeks to increase the development of healthy attitudes and behaviors that reduce gendered-based violence and power-based harm through the provision of sexual violence/dating violence prevention education and training to students, faculty and staff, either on-campus, off-campus or online.

Description of the Center

USC Student Counseling and Mental Health provides mental health services to students so that they may achieve their academic and personal goals. Services we provide include: individual, couples and group counseling; assessment and referral to other professionals and institutions; crisis intervention (including some after-hours coverage); biofeedback; psychiatric evaluations and medication follow-up; consultation; outreach and prevention; and training and supervision. We are committed to providing quality mental and educational services in accordance with the ethical and legal standards of our profession. We appreciate and honor diversity and work with all students with compassion, respect and dignity. We advocate for and empower our students in pursuing their goals and personal development.

The salary range for this position is $71,186.23 - $71,186.23 . When extending an offer of employment, the University of Southern California considers factors such as (but not limited to) the scope and responsibilities of the position, the candidate’s work experience, education/training, key skills, internal peer equity, federal, state, and local laws, contractual stipulations, grant funding, as well as external market and organizational considerations.