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Job Title: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Events Coordinator Location: West Point, PA Duration: 24 months Job Description: Key Responsibilities: Event Planning & Coordination: Design, plan, and manage DEI events, workshops, and seminars from inceptions to completion.
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Build and maintain strong relationships with senior leadership, including the RHM President/CEO, Regional Chief Human Resources Officer, and Clinical Leaders. Seven to ten years of experience in strategic planning, training facilitation, and leadership, including at least five years focused on diversity, equity, and inclusion or organizational development.
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Job Segment: Book Publishing, Summer Internship, Diversity, Intern, Equity, Publishing, Entry Level, Human Resources, Finance. 2025 Summer Remote Internship: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI.
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The Director will work collaboratively and collegially with campus partners, including but not limited to colleagues in Student Affairs, Title IX, Human Resources, Academic Affairs, General Counsel, and the Bias Incident Response Team to support the College’s diversity, equity, and inclusion goals.
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Bachelor’s degree in human resources, Organizational Development, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Public Policy, or related field and at least three (3) years of professional level experience with Equity, Diversity & Inclusion.
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Partners with executive team, Metropolitan Police Academy (MPA), Human Resources Management Division (HRMD) and across bureaus to embed equity and inclusion into processes, policies and practices aimed at improving all elements of the employee lifecycle.
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Academic Requirement: Be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program, preferably studying Human Resources, Diversity and Inclusion, Industrial/Organizational Psychology, Public Policy, Sociology, Government or a related field.
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The Bronx District Attorney’s Office is seeking a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Coordinator. Through its work in these four areas, the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion focuses on creating dynamic and relevant cross-functional initiatives that advance the values of diversity, equity, and inclusion.
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Education: Involving a major study in diversity, equity and inclusion, social sciences, business administration, organizational effectiveness & development, organizational change management, learning & development, project management, human resources, environmental and social justice, public administration, environmental sciences, or closely allied field.
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If you need reasonable accommodation for any part of the application and hiring process, please contact the Office of Human Resources or email your request to Tamara Gouger, AVP for Human Resources and ADA Coordinator, at mailto:tgouger@brockport.edu.
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The DEI Events Coordinator will be responsible for planning, organizing, and executing recruiting events that promote diversity, equity, and inclusion within client. Job Title: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Events Coordinator.
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Bachelor’s degree in Event Management, Communications, Human Resources or a related field. Evaluation & Reporting: Gather feedback and analyze data from the events using Phenom People analytics.
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Important Note: Job Title: Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Events Coordinator. The role will also involve utilizing Phenom People to enhance event management and participant engagement.
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Currently e nrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program with at least 48 semester credits completed ( completing sophomore, junior, or senior year) program in the following: Sociology, Social Work, Race and Ethnic Studies, Law, Human Resources, all other person-centered cognates.
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Bright Harbor Healthcare is seeking a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion intern to assist our agency with various efforts both within our agency, and with the community. Position Title: Diversity Equity and Inclusion Intern.
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