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William Jessup University: Bay Area Campus

Director of Corporate Learning Opportunities

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San Jose, CA, USA
Senior level
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San Jose, CA, USA
Senior level
Lead implementation of Curricular Practical Training (CPT) for the I-MBA, build employer relationships to create CPT/internship/full-time opportunities across San Jose campus programs, serve as Designated School Official ensuring F-1/M-1 SEVIS compliance, collaborate with advisors and career staff, and facilitate cross-departmental data sharing to support student career development.
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Company Description

William Jessup University is a private non-profit Christian university.  . Our mission statement is "In partnership with the Church, the purpose of William Jessup University is to educate transformational leaders for the glory of God.

For the complete job description and application process, please see our website:   http://www.jessup.edu/employment

Job Description

Oversee implementation of the Curricular Practical Training (CPT) academic program within the International MBA (I-MBA) program in San Jose. Based on contacts harvested through the I-MBA CPT program, develop and support work-based learning and career opportunities for all the programs offered at Jessup’s San Jose Campus. Additionally serve as the San Jose Designated School Official (DSO) for ensuring compliance with F-1 and/or M-1 visa requirements.

This is an Administrative Faculty position. 

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. Build and maintain relationships with local and regional corporations and organizations
to:
a. Develop new CPT and full time employment opportunities.
b. Identify future internship opportunities in accordance with Career & Life Planning systems and processes
c. Identify learning opportunities based on-site at these organizations
2. Work collaboratively with the academic advisor and career counselor for academic and career decision-making to improve student success.
3. Serve as Designated School Official for compliance with I-20 requirements.
4. Facilitate appropriate data sharing across Jessup departments.

Qualifications

EDUCATION/CERTIFICATIONS:

 Master’s degree required (emphasis in general Business, HR, Communications, or related). A Bachelor’s degree with related experience in workforce development, career development or corporate recruiting can be substituted for Master’s degree.


REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE/EXPERIENCE:
 Knowledge of and experience with currently emerging occupations and current labor market trends
 Experience with industry research/relationship development strategies
 Knowledge of/or ability to learn the federal laws and regulations required of a Designated School Official to update and maintain the SEVIS records of non-immigrant students in F and M visa categories.
 Must be supportive of and passionate about Christian-related higher education
SKILLS/ABILITIES:
 Ability to develop and leverage effective relationships with organizations, community representatives, faculty, students and staff.
 Must be creative and flexible in developing linkages between students and industry/CPT placements, and students/Career & Life Planning programming.
 Ability to coach undergraduate and graduate students in pursuing career aspirations.
 Must possess excellent written, presentation and interpersonal communication skills.
 Must possess a passion for development of college students and the creation of a faith, citizenship and service-oriented culture.
 Must possess the ability to maintain confidential information in a professional manner and be sensitive to the needs of diverse populations.
 Ability to function as part of a creative, collaborative and high energy team.
 Proficiency in Microsoft Office and the Internet required.
 Proven track record of project completions, multi-tasking, and the ability to handle a high pressure environment with significant timeline pressures.
 History of developing constructive and cooperative working relationships with others and maintaining them over time.

Additional Information

For the complete job description and application process, please see our website:   http://www.jessup.edu/employment

WORKING ENVIRONMENT:

The employee agrees to promote the values and mission of WJU as a private Christ-centered University and live a life consistent with biblical principles. The employee shall conduct himself/herself in a manner consistent with the Community Covenant and Statement of Faith. Additionally, the employee may play a formative role in the spiritual lives of students in a manner consistent with the Community Covenant and Statement of Faith. This may include leading devotions and/or spiritual formation groups and seeking other opportunities consistent with a biblical spiritual formation role.

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