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Comprehensive Student Behavioral Response and Wellness at NOVA: The CARE Initiative

The NOVA CARE Team is dedicated to enhancing campus safety and student wellness by addressing disruptive behaviors that may impact individuals or the community. Utilizing the CUBIT model, the team assesses threats and implements action plans in collaboration with faculty, staff, and law enforcement. Reporting concerning behaviors is crucial; the community is encouraged to report any issues via our website or contact points. We provide resources and training, including suicide prevention and intervention strategies, to ensure a safe educational environment for all.

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Comprehensive Student Behavioral Response and Wellness at NOVA: The CARE Initiative

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  1. NOVA CAREs Campus Safety and Wellness

  2. Responding to Student Behavior

  3. Campus Assessment, Response, and Evaluation (CARE) The mission of the CARE team is to prevent violence and provide a systematic response to students whose behavior is disruptive to themselves, to others, or to the community

  4. CARE Team Structure Campus Team • Respond to faculty, staff and student concerns • Using CUBIT model, assess threat level • Develop and oversee implementation of response plan • DOS, Police, Student Services, Faculty Central Team • Recommend policies and protocols • Provide guidance and intervention when threat level is elevated • Facilitates college-wide communication and coordination • Oversee database • Police Chief, AVP, SMH&B, legal consultant, psychological consultant

  5. Examples of concerning behavior: • Classroom disruption • Concerning writing • Student’s change in attitude • Unusual behavior • Written or spoken intention to harm self or others • Violent behavior • Incoherent speech • Disruption of the learning environment • Negative change in academic performance • Self-destructive behavior **anything that causes you concern**

  6. Reporting a Concern • Fill out a report on the web page: www.nvcc.edu/faculty-an-staff/NOVACares • Contact your Dean of Students • Contact your campus police • Contact your division Dean

  7. All incidents that involve concerning behavior should be reported to the CARE teams using the report form located on our web page. If there is a question whether a behavior should be reported, the campus community should err on the side of caution and report it. The team will determine what action, if any, is appropriate.

  8. Resources • http://www.nvcc.edu/faculty-and-staff/novacares • Pat Lunt, Special Assistant for Student Mental Health and Behavior plunt@nvcc.edu 703-323-2136

  9. Upcoming trainings • ASIST suicide training Sept. 30 & Oct. 1 • Behavioral Intervention Teams Oct. 15 (1/2 day sessions in a.m. and p.m.)

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