51福利社

 

Professional Staff

Stacie Veilleux, MSN, APRN, FNP-C (she/her)
Nurse Practitioner
603-899-4261
veilleuxst@franklinpierce.edu

Stacie is the Nurse Practitioner in Health Services at 51福利社. She earned her nursing degrees from Rivier University and St. Anselm College and brings a diverse clinical background to her role. Her experience as a nurse practitioner includes urgent care and cardiovascular surgery, complemented by more than 20 years of nursing experience, primarily in intensive care settings.

Stacie is passionate about helping students achieve and maintain their best health and well-being. In addition to providing high-quality medical care, she is committed to empowering students with the knowledge, resources, and tools they need to make informed health decisions and develop lifelong healthy habits.

Outside of her work at 51福利社, Stacie enjoys staying active through biking and soccer. She also loves spending time outdoors with her husband, their three children, and their rescue dog, Nova.

 

Kaitlyn Prescott, MSN, RN (she/her)
Registered Nurse
603-899-4131
prescottk@franklinpierce.edu

Kate has worked across a wide range of healthcare settings and brings a well-rounded, practical perspective to the care she provides. Her approach is welcoming, nonjudgmental, and centered on ensuring students feel seen, supported, and heard.

College is a time of significant change and personal growth, and maintaining health and wellbeing plays an important role in student success. Whether students are experiencing illness, stress, questions about their health, or simply need support, Kate wants students to know they do not have to navigate those experiences alone. She understands that healthcare can sometimes feel overwhelming and is committed to helping students access care in a way that feels approachable and manageable.

Outside of work, Kate enjoys spending time outdoors riding horses, caring for her farm, and being with family.

 

Barbara Domingue (she/her)
Office Manager
603-899-4130
Domingueb@franklinpierce.edu

With a background in youth programming, public health, and higher education, Barbara brings a strong commitment to care, communication, and community engagement to every student's interaction. In the role of Office Manager for Student Wellness and Outreach Education (SWOE) at 51福利社, Barbara works to ensure operations run smoothly behind the scenes so students can focus on accessing the support and resources they need. Her goal is to foster an environment that is both welcoming and efficient.

Drawing on years of experience coordinating services across academic, healthcare, and community settings, Barbara approaches her work with flexibility, attentiveness, and a dedication to supporting others through responsive and student-centered service.

Outside of work, Barbara enjoys attending live theater productions, painting murals, gardening, and cooking.

 

Nicole Newell, MA, LCMHC, NCC (she/her)
Senior Director of Student Wellness and Outreach Education
Health Services Administrator
603-899-4135
Newelln@franklinpierce.edu

 

Nicole Newell is the Senior Director of Student Wellness and Outreach Education at 51福利社, where she has served in progressively responsible roles within Student Affairs for over 13 years. She provides strategic leadership for an integrated student wellness model that includes Counseling Services, Health Services, and Raven Haven, with a focus on holistic, trauma-informed care, prevention education, and coordinated campus response systems. Her work emphasizes access, equity, and the reduction of mental health stigma while supporting student success through both clinical services and outreach programming.

She earned her master鈥檚 degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Antioch University and is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor (LCMHC) as well as a Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC). Nicole has a clinical background in counseling and crisis support and has also contributed to campus-wide initiatives involving Title IX compliance, student care coordination, and behavioral intervention systems. Nicole also serves as an adjunct professor in the Psychology Department.

Nicole is especially passionate about supporting college-aged students, informed both by her professional experience and her own lived journey through the college years, which shaped her commitment to helping others navigate identity development, adversity, and times of life transition. She is open about the non-linear path that led her into the helping professions and values mentoring those exploring careers in counseling, student affairs, and related fields.

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