Provide leadership within the Division of Student Affairs for Franklin Pierce University
student development programs and services in such areas as college adjustment, communication and relational skills, leadership skills, alcohol and other drug prevention, and sexual ethics.

Work closely with the Offices of Residential Life, Student Activities, Campus Safety, and Campus Ministries to provide for the needs of the Franklin Pierce student community.

Utilize a variety of outreach methods to educate students, including group sessions, residence hall workshops, classroom presentations, the department's web page and telephone/e-mail consultation.

Develop and present sessions on a variety of student development topics, based on student and community needs.

Provide limited individual counseling and assistance to students.

Identify, initiate and maintain contact with local mental health providers.

Assist students to find suitable off-campus treatment providers.

Develop a series of passive educational campaigns intended to address community and individual student needs.

Create promotional material for the Center for Outreach Education, conduct outreach programs for students, and maintain connections with student groups such as the Student Government Association, Resident Assistants, and clubs.

Manage crisis situations while the University is in session.