À propos de ce poste Temporary Leadership Training Facilitator chez University of Chicago
Department
UL Crime Ed Lab Interns and Temporary Staff
About the Department
About the Role:
We are looking for individuals with significant leadership experience in their field, either in law enforcement, or other fields including (but not limited to) government, business, education, and non-profits. We seek seasoned leaders who can translate their experience to foster the leadership development of supervisors at CPD. The training will focus on helping supervisors improve their skills in management and strategic leadership. Facilitators will co-teach sessions for groups of 30 supervisors over an immersive 2-day training. Facilitators will collaborate with leadership experts from CPD, the University of Chicago and a network of fellow facilitators inside and outside the department. This role offers opportunities to mentor future CPD leaders and influence the department’s culture and direction.
This role requires availability to lead 4 days of in-person instruction per month (estimated 40 hours) as well as availability to attend in-person orientation in April-May and/or June-July 2026, plus ongoing professional development as needed.
Job Information
Job Summary:
Facilitators will co-teach sessions for groups of 30 supervisors over an immersive 2-day training. This role requires availability to lead 4 days of in-person instruction per month (estimated 40 hours) as well as availability to attend in-person orientation in April-May and/or June-July 2026, plus ongoing professional development as needed.
Responsibilities:
- Co-lead engaging, interactive sessions for cohorts of 30 CPD supervisors across 2-day sessions
- Deliver established curriculum focused on leadership and management, including topics such as emotional intelligence, conflict resolution, effective communication and strategic problem solving
- Present course material with clarity using established curriculum
- Foster a supportive, engaging environment for CPD supervisors
- Participate in required training and orientation prior to course launch, and ongoing as necessary.
- Collaborate with program staff and colleagues from CPD, University of Chicago Crime Lab, and the Civic Committee
Competencies:
- Strong instructional abilities, including facilitation of group exercises and scenario work
- Exceptional interpersonal and communication skills with an ability to engage, motivate and support adult learners
- Ability to engage and motivate a diverse group of law enforcement supervisors, both civilian and sworn
- Leaders who are committed to mentorship, professional growth, and organizational improvement
Additional Responsibilities
Education, Experience, or Certifications:
Education:
- High school diploma/GED required.
Experience:
- 20 years of professional experience preferred with a strong preference for experience in leadership development and/or training.
- Significant leadership experience in law enforcement, government, business, education, non-profit management, or a related field required.
Required Documents:
- Resume
- Statement of interest or cover letter
When applying, the document(s) MUST be uploaded via the My Experience page, in the section titled Application Documents of the application.
Job Family
Scheduled Weekly Hours
Drug Test Required
Health Screen Required
Motor Vehicle Record Inquiry Required
Pay Frequency
Hourly
Pay Rate Type
FLSA Status
Pay Range
The included pay rate or range represents the University’s good faith estimate of the possible compensation offer for this role at the time of posting.
Benefits Eligible
Posting Statement
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