Acts as the primary institutional liaison and advocate for the student peer-education cohort; navigates campus bureaucracy to clear administrative hurdles, secure physical spaces, and negotiate collaborative programming partnerships with student affairs, residential life, and athletics, allowing students to focus strictly on peer-to-peer delivery. Recruits, trains, and mentors a designated student peer-education group tasked with delivering non-confidential, public-facing campus awareness and prevention programming (e.g., bystander intervention, tabling, awareness months).