Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT)
The purpose of the Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) is to advance a caring and supportive response to students who display behaviors that are worrisome or concerning. To accomplish this goal, we will:
- Educate the campus community about behaviors of concern and reporting procedures
- Provide support to faculty, staff, and students who are assisting students who behave in concerning or disruptive ways
- Serve as the central point of contact for reviewing reports of aberrant student behavior
- Identify patterns of behaviors that might suggest the need for an intervention
- Assess potential threats and risk
- Establish linkages with campus and community resources to maximize the effectiveness of interventions
- Support individuals with campus and community resources
- Monitor ongoing behavior of individuals who have displayed disruptive or concerning behavior
- Assess long-term success of individual interventions recommended by the BIT
Call 765-285-1545 for more information or send us information using our referral forms.
For all emergencies contact University Police at 765-285-1111 or 911 from a campus telephone.
Team Members
- Dean of Students
- Housing and Residence Life
- University Police
- Counseling Center
- Student Conduct
- Provost Office
- University College