Director, Guardian Scholars Program

UCLA; Los Angeles (CA); Presencial; USD 90.000 - 150.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

The Bruin Guardian Scholars Program Director at UCLA leads planning, coordination, and oversight of the BGS to support students with foster care and homelessness experiences. The role provides clinical case management, referrals, and supervision to interns, while coordinating budgets and partnerships across campus.

Responsibilities include strategic planning, outcome assessment, and collaboration with departments and donors to expand resources and services that advance students’ academic,

Formación

• Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience required.
• MSW or related graduate degree preferred.
• Experience with foster/homeless youth and higher education settings required or preferred as indicated.

Responsabilidades

• Provide clinical case management and crisis therapy as needed.
• Supervise MSW interns and staff.
• Coordinate with campus and off-campus partners to expand services.
• Plan, assess, and implement programs to support student wellbeing.
• Manage budgets and engage donors and administration.

Conocimientos

MSW intern supervision

Supervisory experience

FERPA/HIPAA regulations

Experience with distressed students

Program design/evaluation for foster/h

Motivation/negotiation/conflict res.

Verbal communication

Written communication

Team collaboration

Social work knowledge

Clinical case management

Planning/coordinating services

Independent work

Staff supervision

Educación

Bachelor's degree

MSW or related graduate degree

Descripción del empleo

The Bruin Guardian Scholars Program Director at UCLA leads planning, coordination, and oversight of the BGS to support students with foster care and homelessness experiences. The role provides clinical case management, referrals, and supervision to interns, while coordinating budgets and partnerships across campus.

Responsibilities include strategic planning, outcome assessment, and collaboration with departments and donors to expand resources and services that advance students’ academic,