Maintains conduct records, supports required institutional reporting, coordinates with Student Affairs Leadership, Residence Life, Accessibility, Campus Police, Athletics, and other partners on elevated-risk situations, classroom concerns, academic integrity matters, and institutional or cross-functional initiatives; represents the office as assigned; maintains effective working relationships with internal and external stakeholders; and remains current on higher education conduct practice, emerging legal issues, regulatory developments, and professional best practices in student conduct, student affairs, and higher education law. The Assistant Director helps ensure fair, equitable, inclusive, timely, and student-centered responses to alleged behavioral and academic misconduct; supervises and develops assigned staff; oversees intake, investigation, adjudication, resolution, documentation, assessment, outreach, and follow-up; directly manages complex, sensitive, or escalated cases within delegated authority; and helps students understand their rights and responsibilities, reflect on the impact of their choices, take responsibility for their actions, and build the skills needed to participate as engaged members of the University community.