Students of Concern

For many faculty, staff, parents, friends or peers it can be difficult to see your student, child, or friend struggle. At times it can be a very powerless feeling to not know how to help them or offer support. CTX has created a simple and easy format for you to intervene through the Early Alert System. If you are concerned for a student you can complete the Early Alert Form which will be reviewed by members of the Behavioral Intervention Support Team (BIST).

If you see signs that a student is struggling please feel free to complete the early alert form or you can come by or contact the Counseling Center and have a consultation with the counselor.

Signs that a student is struggling

Classroom disruption
Violations of residence hall rules
Drunkenness in the classroom or dormitories
Threatening words or behaviors
Writings that convey clear intentions to harm self or others
Observed self injurious behavior, such as cutting, burning
On-line postings that are threatening to self or others
Excessive class absenteeism
Suicidal threats, gestures, ideation or attempts
Stalking
Relationship violence
Acts motivated by hatred, discrimination, or paranoia
Flat affect or extreme lack of responsiveness

This page was last updated on Aug. 09, 2012.
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