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酴圖傻弝け Cares (BIT) Team

The 酴圖傻弝け Cares Team provides early support for students, faculty, and staff whose behavior raises concerns related to safety or well-being. The team brings together representatives from student affairs, counseling, student success, housing, human resources, and faculty to provide support and address concerns before situations escalate.

Anyone on campus is encouraged to report concerning, disruptive, or potentially harmful behavior, even if it does not violate policy. Reports help connect individuals with appropriate support services and promote a safer, healthier learning and working environment at 酴圖傻弝け.

      What is BIT?

The Cares Team is a behavioral intervention team at 酴圖傻弝け that ensures a safe, supportive campus environment. The team identifies and assesses concerning behaviors, coordinates appropriate responses, and connects individuals to resources. Though not a disciplinary body, it unites campus staff to intervene early, support those in need, and reduce community risks.

Our goal: Intervene early, connect individuals to help, and keep our campus safe.

      Who's on the BIT team?

Student BIT Team

  • VP of Student Affairs
  • Chief of Police
  • Counselor / Disabilities Coordinator
  • Student Success Staff
  • Housing / Student Life Rep
  • Faculty Representative

Employee BIT Team

  • President of 酴圖傻弝け
  • VP of Administrative Affairs
  • VP of Advancement
  • VP of Student Affairs

      What Behaviors Should You Report? 

  • Withdrawal from friends or activities
  • Sudden change in personality or behavior
  • Increased anxiety or panic attacks
  • Expressions of hopelessness, worthlessness, or guilt
  • Missing class or falling behind on assignments
  • Sleeping too much or too little
  • Noticeable change in appetite or weight
  • Increased use of alcohol or drugs
  • Reckless behavior or poor judgment
  • Talking about death, dying, or self-harm
  • Giving away personal items or saying goodbye unexpectedly
  • Neglect of personal hygiene or appearance

      What Happens After a Report?

  1. Review: BIT reviews the concern confidentially.
  2. Assess: We use risk tools to understand severity.
  3. Respond: The team coordinates support and safety plans.
  4. Follow-Up: We monitor progress and adjust as needed.

      How to Get Help

Email: 酴圖傻弝け.Cares@lrsc.edu

Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: 988

Text the Crisis Line: Text Talk to 741741

Complete the 酴圖傻弝け Cares Referral Form to share a concern or request support from the team.