Assitant Director, Tools for Tolerance® for Law Enforcement
Museum of Tolerance Los Angeles
Tools for Tolerance® for Law Enforcement, an award-winning professional development program of the Museum of Tolerance, seeks a full-time Assistant Director to plan, develop, implement, and follow-up on all law enforcement and criminal justice programs. Tools for Tolerance® for Law Enforcement provides training to criminal justice professionals in the areas of cultural diversity, community trust-building, ethical decision-making, hate crimes, racial profiling, and leadership development.
The Assistant Director is responsible for the successful administration and implementation of all activities of the Tools for Tolerance® for Law Enforcement Department and reports to the Director of the Museum of Tolerance.
DUTIES INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO:
- Plan and implement professional development programs and events using the assets of the MOT
- Oversee administration of grants including budgets and reports
- Supervise staff and adjunct faculty
- Maintain relationships with our longtime consultants, presenters and facilitators
- Seek new partnerships and alliances with law enforcement/criminal justice agencies and professional organizations
- Actively recruit participants from criminal justice agencies and organizations for participation in programs, and promote established programs
- Liaise with justice partners to create customized, relevant programs for law enforcement and criminal justice professionals
- Collaborate with senior MOT staff and consultants in the creation of new curriculum for innovative programs
- Represent the MOT in professional forums, councils and committees
- Conduct ongoing evaluation and maintain quality control
- Stay abreast of the latest research in the field
- Other job related duties and responsibilities may be assigned as appropriate by the Director of the Museum of Tolerance
QUALIFICATIONS:
- Minimum 5 years leadership experience with a background in the field of Law Enforcement and/or Criminal Justice
- Demonstrated experience with program design and development for professional training
- Knowledge of CA Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) preferred
- Excellent presentation and dialogue facilitation skills
- Meticulous administrative and organizational skills with attention to detail
- Highly motivated, shows initiative, and has the ability to problem solve
- Excellent written, verbal, and interpersonal skills
- High degree of flexibility, can adapt easily to changing environment and tasks
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite
40 hours/week, Monday-Friday (Sunday Programs as scheduled)
Benefits included
Qualified applicants please email resume and cover letter sharing your leadership and professional development experience as it relates to this position: hr@wiesenthal.com