Position Descriptions
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Position Descriptions
Director:
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Caltech Director Position
UCONN Director
Associate/Assistant Director:
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UCONN Associate Director
Caltech Assistant Director Position
Adminstrative/Clerical Assistant:
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Caltech Adminstrative Assistant Position
UCONN Administrative Assistant
UCONN Clerical Assistant
Coordinator:
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Iowa St. Coordinator Position Description Questionnaire
Iowa St. Professional & Scientific
Position Information Questionnaire
Oregon St. WC Coordinator Application Packet
Texas AMCC Coordinator's Job description
Michigan St. Educational Coordinator Description
Graduate & Undergraduate Assistant:
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Iowa St. Graduate Assisstantship Event Planner
Kutztown WC GA job description
Kutztown WC Undergraduate Job description
Program Postitions:
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Iowa St. Men's Outreach Program
UCONN Program Assistant
UCONN VAWPP Coordinator
Various specific tasks:
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UCONN Computer Specialist
UCONN Database Specialist
UCONN Illustrator-Graphics Specialist
UCONN Library Specialist
UCONN Newsletter Editor
UCONN Statistician
Missions, Strategic Plans, Advisory Boards
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Mission Statements
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University of Conn. Mission Statement and Guiding Principles
University of Michigan -Dearborn Mission and Goals
Texas A&M WC Mission Statement
Kutztown Mission Statement
Grand Valley State University mission, vision, values
Other WC Mission Statements
Constitutions and Advisory Boards
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University of Conn. Advisory Board Consitution
Case Western Reserve University Advisory Board Bylaws
Miami University Roles and Responsibilities of the Women’s Center Advisory Council
Texas A&M Women's Center Constitution
University of Michigan -Dearborn Women's Resource Center Advisory Board Application
Grand Valley State University Advisory board
Louisiana State University Constitution
Strategic Planning
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Strategic Five-Year Plan: Center for Women at Case Western Reserve University
Grand Valley State University Strategic Planning
University of Conn. Strategic Plan
Violence Against Women (VAWA)
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Grant Samples
About
VAWA
The 1994 STOP Violence Against Women
Act (V.A.W.A.) Grant Program authorizes Federal financial
assistance for development and implementation of effective
law enforcement prosecution and non-profit victims agencies
strategies to combat violent crimes against women and the
development and enhancement of victim services.
The V.A.W.A. Program promotes a coordinated and integrated
approach to improving the criminal justice system's response
to violence against women, with a partnership among law
enforcement, prosecution, courts, and non-profit victims
programs.
More
information available at: http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/vawo/
For the kinds of grants available visit:http://www.ojp.usdoj.gov/vawo/applicationkits.htm
Ather
source of assistance is CALCASA, the California
Coalition Against Sexual Assault. http://www.calcasa.org/
1) Penn State VAWA grant proposals for both 2000 and 2002
Pennsylvania State University received a total of almost $750,000 over
four years.
Peggy
Lorah is happy to address any questions that folks might have as
they read through the material. She says that one of the best parts
of having a grant is the sharing that is
part of the process. She hopes you find this helpful.
Contact:
Peggy
Lorah, D. Ed., NCC, LPC
Director, Center for Women Students
The Pennsylvania State University
Tel: 814-863-2027
email: mal273@sa.psu.edu web: http://www.sa.psu.edu/cws
The
two proposals are combinded into a single PDF download
Anti-Violence
Student Staff Procedure for Responding to Victims of Violence
UVA Women's Center, University of Virginia
Sexual assault, domestic/dating violence and stalking
http://www.virginia.edu/registrar/records/ugradrec/chapter5/chapter5-2.htm
University of Hawai‘i
Program Against Violence to Women Sexual and Relationship Violence at UHM
Findings & Recommendations for the University of Hawai‘i.
+ Student Survey on Violence questionaire
In 2001 the UHM Women’s Center and Gender Equity Office secured a grant from the
US Department of Justice Violence Against Women Office to address issues of sexual and
relationship violence on our campus. This grant included the implementation of a needs
assessment. This report represents findings from this assessment.
Tufts Univerity Resource: http://ase.tufts.edu/safecampus/
The goals of the Campus Violence Prevention Project are to provide information about on and off-campus resources about sexual assault, rape, relationship violence, and stalking and to provide education and resources that shift the campus culture toward a community free of violence. We strive to offer excellent services in the areas of physical and mental health, academic support, and safety planning and to present many opportunities to learn about creating a non-violent culture. - Peggy Barrett, Director.
Posters
In order
to better reach out to men who batterer and the community, the Non-Violence
Alliance has developed a line of public awareness posters.
Building
upon our research
on batterers as fathers, these posters are designed to encourage
men to stop their abusive behavior by asking them to consider the
impact of their actions on their children. We also
hope that these posters will raise awareness in the community of
the link between how men behave towards their partner and outcomes
for children.
There
are three posters currently available in English and Spanish
(links below allow views of both languages). Go to www.endingviolence.com for
more information and to see the posters.
Resource links/downloads
THE NWSA WOMEN'S CENTERS LISTSERV
Interested center directors and administrators (whose institutions have current membership in NWSA) should send a request to join to the listserv to Candace Rosovsky at crosovsky@gmail.com
The purpose of the CAList is to improve
communication and networking among center administrators in the
U.S., and also to provide assistance, trouble-shooting,
support, and information to each other.
This is an unmoderated discussion
list for center administrators, people involved in the nitty-gritty of developing
programming of all sorts, at all kinds of institutions. Because it is crucial
that programs support our national organization, participants must hold current
institutional membership.
Women's Resource and Action Centers listserv
WRAC-L@dartmouth.edu is
Women's Resource and Action Centers, the Listserv, open to staff
and affiliates of women's centers for discussing issues and resources
of relevance to women's centers, both freestanding and university-based.
To
join the list, send a message to listserv@dartmouth.edu that
reads 'subscribe wrac-l [your name]'. (no quotes but do include the
[]'s around your name.)
Improving the Status of Women on Campus
"Pipeline to Pathways:
New Directions for Improving the Status of Women on Campus"
By Judith S. White
http://www.aacu.org/liberaleducation/le-wi05/le-wi05feature2.cfm
Featured article in Liberal Education, Winter 2005, on how increased female college graduates have not led to major increase in women faculty, since in the broader society, gender equity still hasn't been achieved.
White is the assistant vice president of campus services at Duke University and a senior fellow in AAC&U's Office of Diversity, Equity, and Global Initiatives.
CUPA-HR Administrative Compensation Survey
"Women's Center Director" 2007 CUPA Administrative Compensation Survey 2007
The 2007 survey results can be viewed at:
http://www.cupahr.org/surveys/files/salary07/AdComp07ExecutiveSummary.pdf
CAS standards for Women Student Programs and Services
Available for download, the new CAS standards for Women Student Programs and Services.
Click here (pdf)
College and University Women’s Leadership Programs
Compiled by Brenda L. Bethman, Texas A&M University
Chair, National Women’s Studies Association Women’s Centers Committee
leadership.pdf
Multicultural Activities/Games
Multicultural/Gender Games (pdf)
Women's
Centers in Higher Education Bibliography
Bibliography:
Women’s Centers in Higher Education (.pdf)
Compiled by Amber Vlasnik.
Wright State University Women’s Center
Presentation tips for Invited Speakers
Presentation tips: shared by Amy Levin
This is a document that can be shared with speakers, to encourage them to tailor their presentation to your needs. Download here (.pdf)
