Student Accountability & Conduct Investigator

Niagara College; Welland, Niagara-on-the-Lake; On-site; CAD 89,000 - 111,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous vacation

Health benefits

Dental coverage

Vision coverage

Job summary

Niagara College is inviting applications for the 2-year contract position of Student Accountability Specialist in the Campus Community Safety Division, located at the Welland Campus. The salary range is $88,985 to $111,230 per year.

The SAS investigates non-academic student issues, including sexual violence, and works with leadership to develop policies and processes that support civility, responsibility and respect across the campus. The role emphasizes developmental approaches and education.

Qualifications

• Four-year degree in Criminal Justice, Education, Counselling, Social Work, Psychology or related field.
• Minimum five years' experience with due process and student judicial work.
• Experience with investigations using procedural fairness.
• Knowledge of the Canadian Judicial System; ability to manage heavy caseloads.

Responsibilities

• Preliminary and formal investigations and adjudication of non-academic student behaviour
• Provide consultations and tools to faculty and deans on high-risk cases
• Investigate and adjudicate incidents of sexual and gender-based violence and harassment
• Issue and monitor sanctions and educational requirements
• Manage records, information and reporting
• Develop and present workshops on student conduct and conflict resolution
• Other duties and projects as required

Skills

Investigations

Procedural fairness

Interpersonal skills

Analytical skills

Problem-solving

Oral/written communication

Education

Four-year degree in Criminal Justice / Education / Counselling / Social Work / Psychology or related field

Job description

Niagara College is inviting applications for the 2-year contract position of Student Accountability Specialist in the Campus Community Safety Division, located at the Welland Campus. The salary range is $88,985 to $111,230 per year.

The SAS investigates non-academic student issues, including sexual violence, and works with leadership to develop policies and processes that support civility, responsibility and respect across the campus. The role emphasizes developmental approaches and education.