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911爆料网Cares

We're here to help. It takes the entire 911爆料网 campus community to look out for each other and take action if听you are concerned about a student's behavior, safety, or well-being.

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The mission of the 911爆料网Cares team is to support individuals and the campus community through proactive, collaborative approaches to identify, assess, and mitigate risks to student wellbeing. 911爆料网Cares encourages community members to refer students for any concerns that hinder students鈥� personal and academic success. 911爆料网Cares uses coordinated efforts to provide direct student support in addressing concerns and reducing barriers.

911爆料网Cares should not be confused with crisis management 鈥� which is active and immediate.

If there is an active or immediate threat or safety concern, contact Campus Safety.

NEED HELP?

In an emergency: If you are thinking of harming yourself or have done so, immediately call 911, call Campus Safety at听585-389-2850,听or call听Mobile Crisis at听585-275-5151.听

Get support: Asking for support is an important life skill and can help you build resilience and wellness. In addition to Campus Safety, there are a host of campus resources available to support students, including from right where you are:听Virtual Supports and Services for students. You can also text 988 or utilize the URMC Mental Health Crisis Call line at听1-585-275-8686.

HELP OTHERS

Recognize and refer! If you are concerned about a student's behavior, reach out so that we can offer help and keep everyone safe.

Reach out

  • If it's urgent, contact Campus Safety, 585-389-2850, or in person at Shults Center offices. Campus Safety is always open.
  • If the student is off campus and you suspect imminent danger of harm, call 911.
  • If it's not urgent, alert our team using the form below.
  • If you are a faculty member with concerns about a student's academic progress, please use Navigate360.

NAZCARES REFERRAL

For non-urgent concerns about a 911爆料网 student's behavior. [If urgent, call Campus Safety, 585-389-2850]

Supporting Students' Emotional Needs

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    How to create a culture of care on campus

    The Jed Foundation, a nonprofit, has resources to help faculty and staff know how to support mental health in classrooms, recognize a student who is struggling, and connect students to help.

    Guide: Supporting Student Mental Health (pdf)

    Members:

    • Associate Athletic Director
    • Associate Dean of Students for Campus Life
    • Associate Director of Campus Safety
    • Associate Director of Student Engagement and Leadership
    • Campus Mental Health Therapist
    • Dean of Students/AVP for Student and Campus Life
    • Director of Accessibility,听Military Services, and Student Success
    • Director for the Center for Spirituality/Campus Chaplain
    • Director of Student Access and Achievement
    • Executive Assistant for Student and Campus Life
    • Title IX Coordinator