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Are you concerned about a student's well-being and feel that the student needs support and resources? Tell us more by submitting a CARE Referral form.
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91快播's Campus Assessment, Referral, and Education (CARE) Team exists to promote, maintain, and enhance a safe and healthy learning and working community in support of 91快播's mission.
91快播’s CARE Team provides a means by which students, staff, and faculty can identify, report, and respond to situations affecting the success, safety, and overall well-being of the campus community.
In situations of immediate safety threat, call 911. Referrals are reviewed daily (Monday through Friday) by members of the CARE Team. A CARE member will follow up with the person making the referral. As a team, CARE will discuss, assess, and determine the appropriate intervention strategies and implement such strategies as quickly as possible. CARE will keep all interested and responsible parties updated on the status and outcomes of the case.
Referrals are reviewed daily (Monday through Friday) by members of the CARE Team.
If this is a situation of immediate safety threat to yourself or others, call 911.
The CARE Team has access to the entire referral but may consult with appropriate individuals as needed (faculty, advisors, etc.). They will only be given relevant information for the student of concern, and individuals outside of the CARE Team will NOT have access to your full CARE referral.
The CARE Team is comprised of campus personnel, and they are mandated reporters. Therefore, even if you submit a referral as an FYI, the team is required by law to act if the individual poses a threat to themselves or others.
A reporter's anonymity cannot be guaranteed based on the nature of the referral that is submitted. Submitting a CARE referral is an act of care and support for another individual.
See the "Additional Resources" tab above.
The CARE Team will handle as much as possible with 91快播 Staff. Our Public Safety staff is trained in Mental Health First Aid and Emergency Response and will deescalate the situation as much as possible. If the de-escalation techniques don’t resolve the situation, only then will the local police department be informed of the CARE referral.
The reporter will receive updates via email as the referral is opened, in-progress, and closed. The CARE Team cannot provide any details of the intervention and actions taken with the student of concern due to laws pertaining to confidentiality.
| Nicole Meulemans (interim chair/co-chair) | Director of Student Support Services and Student Development/Title IX Coordinator | nicole.meulemans@dctc.edu | 651-423-8403 |
| Kari Rusch-Curl | Vice President of Student Affairs | KRusch-Curl@inverhills.edu | 651-450-3887 |
| Beth Pitchford | 鈥狹ental Health Therapist | elizabeth.pitchford@dctc.edu | 651-423-8217 |
| Melissa Fletcher | Director of Educational Access & Disability Resources | accessibility@dctc.edu | 651-423-8469 |
| Jeremy Clark | Equity & Inclusion | jclark@inverhills.edu | 651-450-3790 |
| Michaela Holman-Schmidt | Course Scheduling Analyst | michaela.holman-schmidt@dctc.edu | 651-423-8209 |
| Maggie Erickson | Mental Health Therapist | margaret.erickson@dctc.edu | 651-423-8224 |
| Kirstin Nelson | Transfer Coordinator | kirstin.nelson@dctc.edu | 651-423-8420 |
| Gabby Marin | 鈥狣iversity, Equity, and Inclusion Partner | gabriela.andersen@dctc.edu | 651-423-8659 |
| Chris Hofmann | 鈥狣irector of Public Safety | chris.hofmann@inverhills.edu | 651-450-3545 |
| Erin Manthey | 鈥狹athematics Faculty | erin.mccrorey@dctc.edu | |
| Meri DuRand-Kosman | 鈥猇eterinary Technician Instructor | meri.durand@dctc.edu | 651-423-8491 |
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