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Associate Director, Student Conduct

Raleigh, NC

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As of Jun 11, 2026, the average hourly pay for student conduct in the United States is $16.57, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.66 and $18.51 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Professionals in Student Conduct often navigate sensitive situations involving student behavior, policy violations, and conflict resolution. A common challenge is balancing empathy for students with the need to uphold institutional policies and ensure a fair process. Effective communication, strong documentation, and collaboration with campus partners such as Residence Life and Counseling Services are key strategies for managing these challenges. Staying current with best practices and ongoing training in restorative justice and cultural competency also supports success in this role.

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AspectStudent ConductStudent Affairs Coordinator
Required CredentialsTypically a bachelor's degree; some roles may prefer a master's in education, counseling, or student affairsUsually a bachelor's degree; often requires experience in student services or administration
Work EnvironmentCollege or university campus, primarily in disciplinary or compliance settingsCampus-wide, including student programs, support services, and administrative functions
Employer & Industry UsageHigher education institutions, focusing on student discipline and conduct policiesColleges and universities, managing student engagement and support initiatives
Common Search & Comparison IntentUnderstanding roles related to student discipline and conduct policiesExploring broader student support and administrative roles in higher education

Student Conduct professionals focus on enforcing disciplinary policies and maintaining campus safety, while Student Affairs Coordinators handle a wider range of student support services and engagement activities. Both roles are vital in higher education but differ in scope and responsibilities.

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To thrive as a Student Conduct Officer, you need a solid background in higher education administration, knowledge of student affairs, and typically a bachelor's or master's degree in a related field. Familiarity with case management systems, incident reporting software, and understanding of FERPA and Title IX regulations are critical. Outstanding interpersonal skills, conflict resolution abilities, and sound judgment help you handle sensitive situations and communicate effectively with students and staff. These competencies are essential for upholding institutional policies, ensuring fair processes, and promoting a safe and respectful campus community.

What is student conduct?

Student conduct refers to the standards of behavior expected from students within an educational institution. These standards are outlined in a student code of conduct, which covers rules related to academic integrity, respect for others, campus safety, and community responsibilities. Institutions typically have a process for addressing violations, which may involve investigations, hearings, and disciplinary actions. The goal of student conduct policies is to foster a safe, respectful, and productive learning environment. Understanding and adhering to these policies is important for student success and campus harmony.
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Director, Student Conduct & Community Standards

Director, Student Conduct & Community Standards

La Salle University

Philadelphia, PA • On-site

Full-time

Medical, Dental, Life, Retirement, PTO

Posted 25 days ago

Job description

Position Overview
Position Title Director, Student Conduct & Community Standards Department 291100 - Campus Life Position Type Regular Position Classification Full-Time, 12 months Grant/Gift Funded (all or a portion)? No If Temporary or Grant Funded, Start Date and End Date
Position Description/Posting Details
Posting Number S1321P Position Summary
The Director of Student Conduct & Community Standards plays a pivotal role in fostering a safe, respectful, and accountable campus environment by administering the University's student conduct process and championing the institution's community standards. As the lead conduct officer, the Director adjudicates cases involving moderate to serious violations of the Student Code of Conduct-including those related to sexual misconduct and Title IX-ensuring all processes are guided by fairness, equity, and a commitment to upholding shared values.
In support of a community-centered approach, the Director provides ongoing training for student conduct officers as well as professional and paraprofessional staff within Residence Life and Student Affairs. These training efforts emphasize the importance of integrity, mutual respect, and responsibility in maintaining strong community standards across campus.
The Director also facilitates alternative forms of dispute resolution when appropriate, helping students engage constructively with conflict in ways that reinforce learning and community restoration. The role includes regular communication with the broader campus community to ensure transparency and understanding around compliance, policy updates, and best practices related to student conduct in higher education.
As an active member of the University's Sexual Misconduct and Interpersonal Violence Response Team, the Director helps coordinate the institutional response to allegations of student-to-student sexual misconduct, interpersonal violence, sexual exploitation, or stalking-ensuring these matters are handled with care, consistency, and in alignment with community expectations and legal requirements.
Additionally, the Director oversees educational, engagement, and support initiatives within the Division of Student Development and Campus Life for off-campus and commuter students, promoting their connection to the University community and reinforcing community standards beyond the physical campus.
Essential Duties
  • Code of Conduct
    • Ensures effective administration of the University's student conduct code and student conduct process by serving as the lead conduct officer for nonacademic student misconduct and training both professional and paraprofessional staff in all aspects of the University's student conduct process.
    • Promotes the Student Code of Conduct and university expectations to all students at major touchpoints during orientation and first-year student programming, and through collaborative programming and outreach year-round.
    • Adjudicates individual student cases via formal conduct hearings and/or refers cases to the informal hearing process or other conflict resolution processes as appropriate.
    • Coordinates and chairs all Formal Hearings related to violations of the Student Code of Conduct, Anti-Harassment Non-Discrimination policy, Sexual Misconduct & Interpersonal Violence policy, and the Title IX policy.
    • Oversees operation of the University Student Conduct System.
    • Maintains current knowledge of Student Conduct trends by researching best practices, and benchmarking at peer institutions.

  • Sexual Misconduct & Interpersonal Violence and Title IX
    • Serves as a member of the University's Sexual Misconduct Advocacy & Response Team.
    • Works in collaboration with the Title IX Coordinator, Deputy Title IX Coordinator, the Assistant Director of Public Safety for Investigations and Compliance, Sexual Misconduct/Educator/Advocate and Respondent Advocate regarding all components of violations involving sexual misconduct, harassment and/or discrimination, including campus training, data management, and on-going professional development.
    • Collaborates with campus partners in responding to Sexual Misconduct & Interpersonal Violence and Title IX violations, including, the Title IX Coordinator, the Deputy Title IX Coordinator, the Director of Compliance and Investigations, the Assistant Director of Sexual Misconduct Advocacy & Education, and the Respondent Advocate, including issuing interim measures, reasonable accommodations, training materials, and safety planning.

  • Commuter and Off Campus Communities
    • Educates and creatively engage off campus communities to ensure awareness and compliance of community standards.
    • Oversees the assessment of the commuter and off campus student experience.
    • Serves as liaison to off-campus students, fostering community partnerships, and promoting responsible citizenship.

  • Administration, Assessment and Compliance
    • Serves as the University's Maxient expert super user by overseeing case management, staff training on software use and maximizing the functionality of the platform with updates.
    • Initiates annual goal setting and outcomes assessment, maintains accurate and complete conduct records in compliance with the records retention policy, and effectively communicates student conduct policies, procedures, and services through the delivery of online materials to the campus community.
    • Manages the university's student conduct records and all related record disclosure requests in accordance with FERPA regulations.
    • Conducts an annual review and audit of the Student Code of Conduct and student conduct processes to recommend appropriate revisions and provide statistical reports and summaries regarding caseloads, types of conduct cases and outcomes.
    • Manages, oversees, and supervises the crises response procedures, manuals, and trainings for after-hours crises response for all levels of the residence hall on-call rotation.

  • Divisional Liaison
    • Represents the Office of Student Conduct & Community Standards and Residence Life on the University's Students of Concern Committee.
    • Serves as a member of the Clery Team and provides annual statistics on Alcohol, Drug, and Weapons referrals.
    • Represents the division of Student Development & Campus Life on various University-wide committees and initiatives.
    • Collaborates closely with the Student Counseling Center on referrals regarding mental health treatment and support services, as well as sanctions related to alcohol and drug education.
    • Supports the University at major and large-scale campus events, including orientation, graduation, and admitted student days.

  • Training
    • Provides campus-wide training regarding the Student Code of Conduct, incident reporting, FERPA, and records requests.
    • Ensures that the student conduct process is equitable, educational, and restorative through the implementation and use of best practices and comprehensive hearing officer training.
    • Manages the training, onboarding, and supervision of all informal and formal hearing officers.
    • Assists the Director for Residence Life with training of professional and paraprofessional staff, reviewing their performance and providing effective feedback to staff including but not limited to: Area Coordinators and Assistant Area Coordinators who serve as informal hearing officers and supervisors of Resident/Community Assistants; Resident/Community Assistants on appropriate documentation, confrontation, and promotion of University standards of behavior.
Secondary Responsibilities
  • Facilitates a work environment that encourages knowledge of, respect for, and development of skills to engage with those of all cultures and backgrounds.
  • Remains competent and current through self-directed professional reading, developing training. and/or courses required by Student Development & Campus Life leadership.
  • Manages the Office of Student Conduct social media accounts.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.
# of Direct Reports 1 Graduate Assistant Required Qualifications
  • Master's degree in counseling, student personnel, or another relevant field.
  • Minimum of five (5) years of professional experience in student affairs, with increasing responsibilities and emphasis in student conduct.
  • Working knowledge of legal and compliance issues related to higher education, student conduct and Title IX, including but not limited to knowledge of federal and state regulations such as FERPA, Title IX, the Clery Act, and due process.
  • Familiarity with University policies and procedures.
  • Extensive experience working with university public safety, student counseling, alcohol and other drug educators, and residence life staff.
  • Excellent administrative, interpersonal and communication skills.
  • Maxient data management experience and training.
  • Knowledge of and commitment to the mission of La Salle University.
Preferred Qualifications
  • Significant experience with issues of Sexual Misconduct including the adjudication of Student Sexual Misconduct cases and providing education, outreach, and compliance regarding sexual violence issues impacting higher education.
  • Experience working with the specific needs and challenges of off-campus and commuter students especially as it relates to programming, resources, and outreach tailored to these populations.
Physical Requirements and/or Unusual Work Hours
  • Weekend and evening work hours as necessary to fulfill job responsibilities.
  • Ability to maneuver throughout the La Salle campus and surrounding neighborhoods where commuter students live.
Special Instructions to Applicant
La Salle University is committed to fostering a welcoming and respectful environment where all individuals can thrive. We seek candidates who will contribute to a positive, equitable, and supportive working and learning environment. We encourage individuals to apply who bring diverse perspectives and experiences, and who are dedicated to helping create an inclusive community for all.
La Salle University offers its eligible employees comprehensive medical and dental plans, employer paid life and disability insurance, retirement benefits, generous paid time off (vacation, sick leave, and holidays), and tuition benefits such as no cost undergraduate and graduate degree programs for its employees (with no wait period) and no cost undergraduate degree programs for its employees' dependents (after completing the required years of service).
Posting Information
Application Open Date 03/19/2026 Application Close Date Application Open To Internal and External Applicants

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