Tom Myers manages the Frist Campus Center, Richardson Auditorium and the Office of University Scheduling, reporting to the Assistant Vice President of University Services. Director since 2003, Tom is responsible for the overall operation, planning, staffing and evaluation of the Frist Campus Center and works with students, faculty and staff to ensure Frist enhances the academic and educational mission of the University.

Tom directs the overall operation of Richardson Auditorium and ensures a high level of customer service and efficient and accurate provision of service to the University community.

Tom also manages University Scheduling, available to all members of the University community wishing to request space or needing assistance with event planning and support, to ensure a high level of satisfaction and customer service.

Teddy Christie is the foreman of the Maintenance Assistants. He is responsible for executing all event setups in the building. He works with clients to implement any modifications or additions to room setups on site, assists the Assistant Director of Operations and Director of Frist in the opening and closing of the facility, and provides professional staff presence.

As Assistant Director for the Frist Campus Center Saleem is responsible for the operation of the Frist Campus Center during evening and weekend hours, ensuring a professional presence at all times the building is open. He is the direct contact and supervisor for the student Building Supervisors and also provides support and advisement to the Center Stage Program Board of Frist. In addition to these responsibilities, he handles a comprehensive array of issues ranging from event management to facility concerns to closing and general building supervision.

Mike Garcia is one of the Maintenance Assistants at the Frist Campus Center. He is responsible for executing all event setups in the building. He works with clients to implement any modifications or additions to room setups on site, assists the Assistant Director of Operations and Director of Frist in the opening and closing of the facility, and provides professional staff presence.

Laurie Hall is the Associate Director of the Frist Campus Center for Operations and Facilities. She is responsible for the daily and ongoing management and supervision of the operations, services, programs, and facilities for the Frist Campus Center. In addition she is responsible for the effective and efficient utilization of the entire campus center and all of its facilities, furnishings, equipment and services.

Laurie oversees the operational needs of the campus center and is the direct campus center liaison with University Dining Services, Facilities, Building Services, Public Safety, Media Services and OIT.

As Assistant Director of Operations for the Frist Campus Center, Jennifer is responsible for the operation of the Frist Campus Center during evening and weekend hours, ensuring a professional presence at all times the building is open. She is the direct contact and supervisor of both the Welcome Desk Attendants as well as the Building Supervisors of Frist. Beyond these responsibilities, Jennifer handles a comprehensive array of issues ranging from event management to facility concerns to closing and general building supervision.

As the Administrative Office Assistant for the Frist Campus Center, Kimberly provides a broad range of support and direct assistance to the Director of the Frist Campus Center and University Scheduling, and to the associate directors of Frist and University Scheduling. Kimberly acts as the primary contact for the Frist Campus Center and University Scheduling administrative offices and is the first line of communication in the director's absence.

Jim Streeter is the Production Manager for the Frist Campus Center. His responsibilities include the day-to-day operations of the Film and Performance Theatre, a multipurpose performance space in the Frist Campus Center. Jim supervises and trains staff to provide technical support and guidance to the student performing arts groups, as well as to University Film Organization (UFO) which runs the weekly student-run film series in the theatre.

Daniel Walker is one of the Maintenance Assistants at the Frist Campus Center. He is responsible for executing all event setups in the building. He works with clients to implement any modifications or additions to room setups on site, assists the Assistant Director of Operations and Director of Frist in the opening and closing of the facility, and provides professional staff presence.

As the Associate Director for Programs at the Frist Campus Center Amanda is responsible for all facets of the Frist Center Stage Programs Office including conceptualization, fiscal management, development, implementation and evaluation of co-sponsored programs and major events, such as Fristfest Weekend, Fall Open House and Winterval, to further the center’s mission to build campus community. The Associate Director for Programs determines the use of Frist co-sponsorship funds for providing financial assistance to campus organizations that program events within Frist.

Amanda also serves as advisor to the student volunteer Frist Center Stage Program Board, and she provides consultation and support for undergraduate and graduate student organizations as well as for academic departments and special interest centers programming their events and activities within the Frist Campus Center.