Residential Life Staff
You belong here. You are welcome here. We support you here.
In the Office of Residential Life and Community Standards, we believe every student should feel welcomed, supported, and empowered to succeed.
We are here to help you build meaningful connections, find a strong sense of belonging, and fully engage in the vibrant, inclusive community that makes our residential experience unique. You belong here, and we are excited to help you grow, succeed, and make lasting memories.
In every residence hall, you’ll find Resident Assistants, peer-to-peer, upper-class student leaders, who are dedicated to helping you adjust to college life. These student leaders play an essential role in fostering a strong sense of community, supporting your academic and personal growth, and making sure you feel heard, seen, and valued. Resident Assistants are the primary point of contact for their residents to help navigate their time living on campus.
In addition to peer-to-peer support, our live-in Residence Directors, professional staff members, provide guidance and assistance throughout your time while home at Pierce. These experienced professionals are committed to upholding our values of community care, inclusivity, and accountability, ensuring you always have a safe, supportive environment in which to thrive.
What is a Resident Assistant?
At Franklin Pierce University, our Resident Assistants (RAs) are here to support students
throughout their entire college journey, from their first year to senior year. No
matter what you're going through, you can always count on your RA to be a steady source
of guidance, support, and connection.
They are visible, accessible, and dedicated to creating a positive and inclusive community where all students feel heard and valued. Whether you're navigating challenges, celebrating successes, or simply need someone to talk to, your RA is there to ensure you have the support you need to thrive. Resident Assistants live in every residential area, will check-in through one-on-one conversations with their residents, perform health and safety checks, and are on duty every night of the week while the University is session.
What is a Residence Director?
At Pierce, our live-in professional staff members, Residence Directors, are dedicated
to supporting the growth and development of students. RDs are here to listen, provide
guidance, and ensure that each student feels supported throughout their time on campus.
They work to foster a respectful and inclusive community where students can build connections, engage in meaningful experiences, and thrive both academically and personally. In addition to overseeing the Resident Assistant teams, RDs are responsible for promoting student involvement, providing educational opportunities for residents, assisting with facilities management, addressing policy concerns with a focus on personal growth and accountability, navigating roommate conflict and mediation, hearing student conduct and behavioral cases, and ensuring that every resident feels a strong sense of belonging in our community.
Residential Life Professional Staff Team Section
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Kris “knp” Nolan-Parker, M.Ed |
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Bridget’s professional passions include supporting students in achieving success in education both within the classroom and across campus. Bridget values ensuring policies and procedures align with institutional values and supports the student experience. When Bridget isn’t working, she can be found out and about with her dog, Oliver or taking photos! |
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She is passionate about fostering inclusive, supportive communities and takes pride in helping students feel welcomed and connected on campus. Cassidy values the strong sense of belonging that defines the FPU experience and is committed to contributing to that environment each day. Outside of her professional role, Cassidy enjoys reading, hiking, and spending time with her dog, Ivy. She’s also a fan of pop culture and loves connecting with students over conversations about the latest in entertainment, celebrity news, or trending topics. |
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With a people-first approach, Juli-Anne believes in meeting students where they are and creating spaces where they feel genuinely seen, heard, and cared for. Whether it’s helping residents through tough moments, cheering them on in their wins, or building programs that spark connection, she values community and supporting students as they grow into themselves. Outside of work, she enjoys listening to R&B, dancing, reading, and catching up on her favorite shows. She also has fun experimenting with her personal style and trying out new hair colors—so don’t be surprised if she’s rocking a fresh new look. Feel free to say hi if you see her around campus or stop by her office—snacks, witty banter, and good vibes are usually involved. |
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Bridget Green, MBA
Cassidy “Cass” Peters
Meet our Resident Assistants: 2025 –2026
First Year Area Resident Assistant Team – Supervisor: Juli-Anne Atwood, Residence
Director
Mount Washington Hall:
Hannah Whitford
D’Shawn “Tank” Jemison
Aidan Yonally
Ana Munoz
New Hampshire Hall:
Jenna Wray
Jackson Duffy
Alexis DiMeo
Nicholas Armour
Granite Hall:
Orlando Guerrero Hernandez
Lauryn Charron
Bailey Follensbee
Sophomore Area Resident Assistant Team – Supervisor: Gene Brown, Residence Director
Cheshire Hall:
Gabriela Yamate
Z Abdelnur
Edgewood Hall:
Hannah Tingley
Kevin Leal
Monadnock Hall:
Miguel D’Amico
Mackinsey LeBlanc
Junior and Senior Area Community Assistant Team – Supervisor: VACANT, Residence Director
Mountainview:
Aidan Landry
Eliza Castor
Northwoods:
Malcolm Robinson
Zoe Kalogeropoulous
Lakeview:
Rachel Taylor
Jack Dunham
Marisa Salinas
Marc Garcia Pronchatov
have a question? we're here to help!
The office is open Monday- Friday: 8 am – 4:30 pm
Appointments can be scheduled on the phone at (603) 899-4176
The Residential Life Office is located in the lower plaza level of New Hampshire Hall.
CONTACT residential life
(603) 899-4176
housing@franklinpierce.edu
Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
