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BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTION TEAM (BIT)

• BIT Purpose
• Threat Reporting Procedures and Supports
• What Happens to a Report
• Potential Outcomes of Reporting

COUNSELING SERVICES

• Counseling Office Services
• Mental/Medical
  Health Resources
  • Psychological Referrals
  • Service Agencies
• Assisted (Disabilities) Learning Services
• Student Outreach and Support
• Domestic and Other Violence support

FOR FACULTY

• Threat identification
• General Resources

POLICIES AND VALUES

• FERPA and BIT
• Student Code of Conduct
• We Value a Respectful Campus

HENRY FORD COMMUNITY COLLEGE

Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) Home Page

The HFCC Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) provides information and resources to members of the college community on risk prevention, threat identification, and procedures to report suspicious or threatening behaviors. The BIT also serves to assess and respond to behaviors exhibited by students and others that pose a threat to themselves or others in the college community. Finally, the BIT designs strategies for prevention of potential campus threats.

Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT)	bitinfo@hfcc.edu
Response Team:
Ms. Marjorie Swan, VP, Controller	313 845-9601
Dr. Lisa Jones-Harris, VP,Student Affairs	313 845-9610
Dr. Cynthia M. Eschenburg, Director,Human Resources	313 845-9820
Supporting Staff:
Mr. Mark LaBerge, Director, Campus Safety	313 845-9770
CARE (Counseling, Assessment, Response, Education) Team:
Dr. Brenda Hildreth, Counselor-Student Outreach and Support	313 845-9629
Dr. Maureen Webster, Counselor-Assisted Learning Services	313 845-9617
Ms. Diane Green, Associate Dean-Counseling, SOS, ALS	313 845-9297

In Case of Emergency- Dial 911

If you need immediate, non emergency assistance, call Campus Safety at 313 845-9630 or 9911 from a campus phone