Student Development Specialist

Student Development, Student Conduct and Emergency Response

• Promote, supervise, and advise on student development themed programming, community building, hall council and leadership development
• Focus on relationship building and student interaction on a daily basis with hall residents
• Serve as a visible and accessible resource in the residence hall community for student interaction
• Assist hall staff in promoting an environment that is safe, conducive to studying and well-maintained
• Provide support and resources for students living on campus, and referrals when appropriate
• Serve in a designated on-call rotation. Residence Life Coordinators are on-call approximately 2-5 weeks throughout each semester, including summer and break periods
• Respond to and follow-up on emergency and management situations as needed
• Communicate through duty reports, incident reports and email notifications as needed
• Maintain Maxient database for student conduct, crisis and students of concern
• Create an inclusive community in the residence hall through educating and challenging RA staff, individual conversations with staff / students and personal development in these core areas
• Under the Clery Act, Residence Life staff are considered Campus Security Authorities and as such are required by law to report the following crimes to the on-call system and to UPD immediately upon learning of them : criminal homicide, sex offenses, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, motor vehicle theft, arson, liquor law violations, drug violations, weapons violations, stalking, domestic violence and dating violence. This position is also required to report bias-related (hate) crimes for the following offenses : criminal homicide, sex offenses, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, motor vehicle theft, arson, larceny-theft, intimidation, simple assault and damage / destruction / vandalism of property

Operations & Administration

Resident Advisor and Student Management

Other duties as assigned