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 FOR
ALL EMERGENCIES,
CALL 911
(9-911 FROM ON-CAMPUS PHONE)
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| Purpose |
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| The
University of South Carolina Lancaster is concerned about the safety,
health, and well-being of all of its students, faculty, and staff,
and has policies regarding the well-being for all members of the
University of South Carolina Lancaster community. Specifically,
the policies address student activities that are disruptive to
the mission of the University, as well as any suicidal or self
injurious threats or behaviors.
As
a result of growing national trends on college campuses of mental
health issues and the increase in hospitalizations and deaths due
to alcohol consumption, the University of South Carolina Lancaster
created the Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT). The BIT has been
charged with upholding these policies and maintaining a healthy
environment for the entire University of South Carolina Lancaster
community. |
| Reasons
for BIT Referral |
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| Members
of the Team |
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The BIT includes
seven core members:
- Ron
Cox,
Ph.D., Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
- Walter
Collins,
Ph.D., Assistant Dean of Students
- Tracey
Craig,
M.A., Counseling Services
- William
F. Riner,
Ph.D., Director of Health Services
- Lynn
Baker,
R.N., M.S., Director of Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation
- John
Rutledge,
Ph.D., Director of Law Enforcement and Security
- Karen Faile, Director of Enrollment Management
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