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CARE Team

The mission of the College’s Campus Assessment Response and Evaluation (CARE) Team is to serve as a behavioral intervention team to provide a proactive and supportive multi-disciplinary team approach to prevention, assessment, intervention, and management of situations that may impact the safety and well-being of individuals or the College community.

Campus Members Responsibilities

It is the responsibility of faculty, staff, and students to immediately report any situation that could result in harm to anyone at the College. These reports may be directed to the CARE Team or the Director of Safety and Security, depending on the nature of the concern.

When there is an active or immediate risk of violence or harm to others you should call 911.

How Do I Submit a Referral on a Person of Concern?

In non-emergency situations, you may fill out an online Concerning Behavior Form, call, or email a member of the CARE Team.

Behaviors of concern might be observed in several settings: in the classroom, at a service location or office, at an on-campus job, or during participation in an extracurricular activity. By reporting behaviors that are concerning, the Behavioral Intervention Team will be able to reach out to students to intervene, provide support, and connect them with resources that can assist them.

The CARE process does not replace faculty classroom management, disciplinary processes, and/or public safety responses to incidents.

The CARE Team Model works within all current college policies and serves as a model to formalize current informal processes at the College.

Report to CARE behaviors such as:

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  • A demeanor that represents a significant change in appearance, mood, and/or social functioning
  • Behavior that creates a disruptive or hostile campus environment
  • Actions that potentially endanger the safety of any member of the GNTC community
  • Conduct that impacts a GNTC community member’s physical and/or psychological well-being
  • Acts that cause damage to personal or college property
  • Behavior that impacts the ability of students to learn, faculty to teach, or the college to conduct routine business

Disruptive behavior and violent threats or acts may be complex, intimidating, and confusing. The concerning behavior that you witness may be one small piece of a larger puzzle that more completely describes the person of concern.

By reporting these and any other behavior or incident that may be impacting an individual’s ability to be successful in the community to CARE, the team may provide appropriate resources.

CARE provides a centralized assessment of all behaviors and your information may be critical to the team’s ability to assess the situation and design appropriate intervention.

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  • Tess, a 24/7 mental wellness chatbot for managing stress and finding resources

It’s completely free and confidential—anytime you need it.

  • Visit the Acentra website to get started
  • Organization ID: gntc1
  • Call: 866-734-5890
  • Chat with Tess by texting “Hi” to 442-245-8065 or via the Acentra Connect app.

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988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

We can all help prevent suicide. The 988 Lifeline provides 24/7, free, and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the United States.

Also view the Mental Health Resource Guide for more information on mental health issues, signs, and where to seek help.

Contact Stuart Phillips for more information.

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