How do you connect with students? Do you engage with them, ask questions and understand their needs?
Assess for signs of distress
Does the student appear to be struggling? If so, in what capacity is the student struggling?
Refer to appropriate campus resources
Which referrals may be the most appropriate based upon behaviors you have observed or information you know about the student?
Evaluate your actions
Did you take the appropriate steps to link the student to campus resources? Should you check back with the student? Is there more that could be done to help the student?
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Important Information
Any concerns about harm being done to self or others, should be reported to campus police immediately at 724-589-2222.
College employees must report any knowledge of sexual harassment and/or violence to Title IX coordinators Jennifer Clark at 724-589-2858 or Makaela Rust at 724-589-2353. Outside of traditional business hours, contact campus police at 724-589-2222.
For less urgent referrals, employees may use the ATTEND & ASSIST reporting forms, which are located at the bottom of every Thiel webpage. ATTEND reporting is intended solely for attendance issues. ASSIST reporting is an early alert for students who might be experiencing academic, emotional and/or social issues. The ATTEND & ASSIST Committee comprises staff and faculty members who meet weekly. This reporting is not intended for crisis situations.