Responsibilities include coordinating the day-to-day implementation of the SAMHSA Garrett Lee Smith (GLS) Suicide Prevention Grant under the direction of the project director; maintaining project timelines, work plans, meeting schedules, and grant documentation to ensure completion of project goals and deliverables; coordinating implementation of campus mental health promotion, suicide prevention, substance use prevention, resilience, and well-being initiatives, including peer education, JED Campus activities, teletherapy promotion, gatekeeper trainings, and campus awareness campaigns; serving as liaison among campus departments, community partners, and grant stakeholders to support collaborative programming and the MU Connects network; coordinating project meetings, advisory committee activities, and partner communications; collecting and maintaining project data, training records, participation statistics, and evaluation measures; assisting with surveys and annual reporting requirements; assisting with development of promotional materials, newsletters, website updates, presentations, and social media messaging; supporting grant administration by maintaining required records, monitoring project expenditures, assisting with federal progress reports, and ensuring compliance with SAMHSA requirements; and performing other duties necessary to support successful implementation and long-term sustainability of the GLS project. The PT Grant Project Coordinator supports implementation of the SAMHSA Garrett Lee Smith (GLS) Campus Suicide Prevention Grant and coordinates campus mental health promotion, suicide prevention, resilience, substance use prevention, and well-being initiatives, supporting strong campus and community partnerships.