Staff

Amy Beltran (she/her/hers), Interim Director for Student Conduct, completed her Bachelor of Science in Criminology at The College of New Jersey and her Master or Arts in Higher Education, Student Affairs, and International Education Policy at the University of Maryland, College Park. Amy has worked at multiple institutions in the DC/Maryland area specifically focusing on student accountability. Amy is passionate about the use of restorative principles in addressing harm within a campus community. A huge fan of everything New Jersey, you can often find Amy eating a hoagie on campus.

Craig Kofi Farmer (he/him/his), Assistant Director of Student Conduct, assists with the day-to-day management of the student conduct system, supports proactive education efforts, and oversees the resolution processes for the Sexual Misconduct and Discrimination + Harassment Policies & Procedures. He is passionate about the advocacy, empowerment, and self-actualization of college students from all backgrounds. Craig went to Towson University for his Bachelor of Science degrees in Psychology and Criminal Justice, and then went to the University of Maryland, College Park for his Master of Education degree. Outside of work, Craig loves to explore Baltimore City, watch horror movies, and write children’s books.

Bernard Nichols (he/him/his), Assistant Director of Student Conduct, earned his Bachelor of Arts in English from the University of Mississippi and his Master of Science in College Student Personnel Administration from the University of Central Arkansas. Bernard has worked at multiple institutions within the SEC, primarily in Residence Life. His approach to student development focuses on balancing challenge and support, encouraging students to reflect on their values and decision-making as they navigate campus life and beyond. A passionate foodie, Bernard can often be found exploring new restaurants or binge-watching The Real Housewives franchise.

Brent Shafer (he/him/his), Assistant Director of Student Conduct, manages the Academic Ethics cases for for Johns Hopkins Krieger School of Arts and Sciences and the Whiting School of Engineering and the Advanced Academic Programs. The Assistant Director also develops and facilitates educational workshops for students to learn more about academic integrity.

Kaitlyn “KC” Charette (she/her/hers), Coordinator of Student Conduct, completed her Bachelor’s of Science in Public Relations at Northern Michigan University and her Master’s of Education in Higher Education Administration from Texas Tech University. KC works within all things Conflict Resolution and Restorative Practices while supporting the office’s case management. KC will happily discuss her love of all things video games and D&D with anyone that wants to chat!

Niyo Rukundo (she/her/hers), Senior Administrative Coordinator, works closely with the Assistant Director who oversees the academic ethics process, serving as the primary point of contact for managing and coordinating the initial stages of academic ethics cases. In addition to facilitating this process, Niyo is responsible for handling all disciplinary record checks, as well as preparing letters and certifications for graduate schools, employers, and other institutions. Niyo also supports all other administrative duties pertaining to the Student Conduct Program.