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THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO
Director - Office of Professional Development
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What they do
A Training and Development Specialist directs education or staff training programs for a company, such as large firms or distributorships, or private post-secondary educational providers.
$57,838 / year median in Ohio
+3% projected growth
Job Description
Title:
Director, Office of Professional Development Department Org:
Law- Placement
- 102170
Employee Classification:
U1•Unclassified PSA FT Bargaining Unit:
Professional Staff Association Primary Location:
MC AC Shift:
1Start Time:
End Time:
Posted Salary:
Float:
False Rotate:
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True Job Description:
The University of Toledo seeks to hire the Director of the Office of Professional Development within the College of Law. This position trains, oversees, and directs the College of Law's Office of Professional Development team and provides professional development counseling to students and alumni via direct individual counseling and group programs. The Director performs resume and cover letter reviews and mock interviews with students and alumni, plans, organizes and delivers programs and information on varying career related topics, develops academic programming and courses relating to professional development and prepares the content of the weekly e-newsletter. This position also coordinates the compilation of employment data for external reporting to accreditation and rating agencies, coordinates on campus interview programs and both on campus and off campus job fairs and interacts with prospective employers. The Director serves as a liaison to students, groups and faculty committees as assigned, implements public interest work and student fellowship programs and performs other law school functions as needed.Minimum Qualifications:
Qualifications/Knowledge, Skills & Abilities Education/experience/licensing:
- Bachelor's degree required, Juris Doctor degree, strongly preferred
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office, Excel, Access, Word, Power Point required
- Occasional travel throughout the US and some evening and weekend work required
- Must have a valid driver's License Communication and other skills:
- Excellent oral, verbal, and written communications skills
- Familiarity with the law employment market and strategies
- Excellent interpersonal skills and ability to interface with a diverse and wide range of people, including interaction with the practicing bench and bar
- Excellent counseling skills
- Exemplary professionalism in dealing with confidential information
- Ability to multitask and work effectively in a fast-paced environment
- Ability to project a positive and professional image
- Awareness and ability to locate online and traditional employment resources
- Must have the ability to, as well as meet, the requirements to complete and maintain mandatory training per the University mandatory training policy pursuant to the deadlines set forth therein.
Preferred Qualifications:
- Bar licensure, (active or inactive), strongly preferred
- Law firm practice experience, strongly preferred
- Significant experience in law career placement, strongly preferred
- Public interest practice or pro bono experience preferred
- Familiarity and working knowledge of 12Twenty software preferred
- Data and assessment analysis experience preferred
- Career counseling experience preferred