Hing Potter (he/him) supports in providing an optimal overall student experience at our San Jose and San Francisco campuses. This includes helping students get connected to university wide resources, support students through difficult times and crisis, and explore and engage in areas of personal and professional development for a complete collegiate experience. Hing is a Khmer-US adoptee and strongly believes education, cultural experiences and social justice help build a more just and inclusive world. He received his Bachelor’s in International Relations from Boise State University and holds a Master’s in Higher Education Administration from Northeastern University College of Professional Studies.

See Hing about:Getting connected to university and regional resources, new student orientations, student involvement opportunities, emergency support, student health insurance, campus programs and events.

Brigid Hart-Molloy (she/her) is the Deputy Title IX & Equal Opportunity Coordinator for Northeastern’s global university system. She serves as the point of contact for students, faculty, and staff for San Jose and San Francisco campuses for questions or concerns about, and reports of, discrimination or harassment at Northeastern. Based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Brigid works to support Northeastern’s campuses by responding to concerns of, and educating community members about, discrimination and harassment. To learn more about Brigid’s work and her office,visit the Office for University Equity and Compliance website.

See Brigid about:Experiences of or concerns about discrimination or harassment, rights and resources related to discrimination and harassment,the Policy Prohibiting Sexual & Gender-Based Harassment,theTitle IX Policy,Policy on Equal Opportunity, and thePolicy on Non-Fraternization.

萨曼tha Aldana (she/her) provides 1:1 wellness support for students, helps connect them to Northeastern’s various wellness resources, and organizes programming and events to support them in prioritizing their overall well-being throughout their NU experience and beyond. Samantha received her B.A. in Dance from Saint Mary’s College of California and her M.S. in Dance/Movement Therapy from Sarah Lawrence College, where she cultivated her skills and passion for helping others incorporate holistic and sustainable approaches into their wellness practices.

See Sam about:1:1 wellness support and connecting to wellness resources locally and across the University’s Network.