Brian Quinlan Email & Phone Number

Webster, Ma, Us

Dudley, Massachusetts, United States

Franklin, Ma

Mange and oversee all Dean College Student Government Association sponsored Student Organizations while creating a culture of diverse programming.Implement a series of life skills based Leadership Development workshops for all undergraduate students. Support a comprehensive Campus Recreation department, including Intramurals and wellness offerings.

Dudley Ma

•Supervise the Assistant Director of Student Involvement and monitor responsibilities related to that position. •Advise the Student Government Association, assist in responsible decision making related to student life issues.•Created a comprehensive Campus Recreation program. Including a full Intramural department, Wellness programming, and intercollegiate club sports. Fosters the development of our female club sports- Cheerleading, Dance Team & Volleyball to increase retention and recruitment. •Assure the responsible allocation of the student activities fee in coordination with the college business office and the Student Government Association.•Oversaw the growth of student organizations from 15 to over 40 active groups. •Oversee the Fels Student Center, consisting of a 12 person student staff and various programmable spaces.•Negotiate and review contracts related to events and activities on behalf of student organizations and Nichols College. •Track organization membership, program initiatives, statistical information and equipment.•Provide onsite supervision for campus events.•Assess all student activities for compliance with college policies and liability risk. •Train faculty and staff advisors of clubs and organizations.•Register and regulate all sponsored activities on and off campus.•Monitor student fundraising activities for abuse, impropriety and accountability. Submit appropriate fundraising information to the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.•Develop programs and initiatives to provide appropriate leadership development training for student leaders and the general student population. •Plan and implement New Student and Guest Orientation programs, including selection, training and supervision of the Orientation Leader staff.•Perform appropriate assessments of staff, student activities and orientation programs.

•Provide strategic oversight and direction for all aspects of the Office of Student Activities including the Student Government Association, Family & Friends Weekend, student organizations, leadership development, and operations•Serve as the primary contact for all contracts dealing with SGA organizations and Orientation•Oversee the recognition process for new student organizations•Facilitate campus-wide workshops for student leaders, culminating with a leadership conference each academic year•Serve as the primary advisor to the Student Government Association•Manage budgets and authorize expenditures of approximately $250,000 per academic year including the allocation of money for the SGA •Coordinate and oversee major campus events such as the annual Christmas dinner, JFK Night (student recognition banquet), United Way Day of Caring, Baccalaureate Mass, and Family & Friends Weekend•Oversee and advise all weekend student programming •Advise and oversee VERITAS, the College yearbook•Serve on various committee campus wide committees (i.e., Health & Wellness; Commencement) •Hire, train, supervise and oversee payroll of 10 student staff•Oversee the HUB, a major programming space and campus pub on campus•Manage the daily operation of the Bishop Flanagan Campus Center, including vendor registrations, game room, and room reservations•Supervise two Orientation Coordinators/Office Assistants•Develop and organize the Summer Orientation Registration (SOAR) Program•Establish an academic advising protocol for the program •Oversee all new student transition programs (SOAR and August Orientation)•Coordinate the selection and training of 30 student leaders for SOAR and August Orientation •Created a five-day August (New Student) Orientation program

Served as the advisor to Pre-College Camp, a pre-orientation group consisting of 25 leaders and over 60 incoming students at an outdoor adventure facilityCoordinated activities at Pre-Camp to acclimate new students to the collegeSupervised Pre-Camp leader selection and year-long training sessions for the new staff

Managed the advancement of campus organizations including leadership growth and program developmentSupervised two graduate associates Advised all aspects of Family & Friends weekendSupervised Senior Week events as well as junior eventsManaged annual budgets totaling over $200,000Accountable for all contract riders, budgeting, and advising of major programsSupervised the Leadership Training Conference comprised of 60 student leaders

Co-taught First Year Seminar to approximately 20 studentsCo-taught Rehabilitation 268: Drug & Alcohol Education for student athletes Collaborated with other faculty members on lesson plans and assignments for students

Masters Of Education, Student Personnel Administration; Higher Education

Bachelor Of Science, Business Marketing

High School Diploma