Director Of International Risk Management And University Staff Attorney

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Director of International Risk Management and University Staff Attorney

Duties: Serve as first responder to all crises abroad, including after-hours calls to a 24/7 emergency phone. Provide legal review of all international agreements; Review all contracts related to international travel programs; Provide legal review and renewal of current exchange agreements; Review Education Abroad and International Student Services compliance with internal policies. Review all international contracts and policy matters unique to international programs in each location; Coordinate the involvement of University Human Resources, Student Affairs, Institutional Equity, and General Counsel, as necessary, in matters that arise in each program. Draft and revise University policies related to international travel: Ensure international travel policies take into account applicable Risk Management, Export Controls, and general legal considerations; Consult with the College, Human Resources and University General Counsel regarding employment matters arising in the context of international travel programs. Legal support for development of new international travel and study abroad programs: Review contracts associated with new programs, including lease agreements, facilities use agreements, academic exchange agreements (in conjunction with the Provost's Office); Coordinate with outside counsel, where applicable, in establishing appropriate legal structure for international programs; Coordinate with Risk Management, Export Controls, and General Counsel regarding immigration, employment, and other policy matters that are unique to new international programs involving University students, faculty and staff. Primary legal contact regarding international programs risk management: Coordinate with College Administration, Risk Management, Emergency Preparedness, and General Counsel to develop and oversee emergency response plans and protocols; Serve as primary University contact for emergency situations that arise with an individual or group participating in a University international program; Generally monitor and remain informed regarding world events and political landscape in areas where University programs are established, or where University students are located. Coordinate site assessment for student accommodations. Assist College Administration in establishing relationships with local resources, including law enforcement, embassies, etc.

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