Supervises, develops, and evaluates sworn and civilian SCOTS personnel; establishes priorities, expectations, assignments, and accountability; develops employees and organizational capability rather than concentrating specialized knowledge or responsibility in individual employees; coordinates division workload and resources; represents SCOTS within the department and with university and outside partners; and maintains appropriate continuity and succession within specialized functions. SCOTs generally owns follow-up and complex criminal investigations, intelligence, threat assessment and management, strategic investigations, analytics, and assigned strategic initiatives; Thistle maintains primary responsibility for patrol and field response; and Highland maintains primary responsibility for planned major-event coordination, community engagement, institutional partnerships, compliance, accreditation, and assigned programs.