Four Recorded Sessions Available
Enhancing Behavioral Intervention Teams for a Safer, More Supportive Campus Environment

Kick off the series by exploring the foundational elements of successful Behavioral Intervention Teams. This session will provide practical tools for proactively identifying and addressing behavioral concerns, fostering a safer and more inclusive campus environment.

Building on the first session, this presentation delves into the critical processes of case intake, triage, and communication. Participants will learn how to effectively manage escalating incidents and develop internal toolkits tailored to their campus needs.

This advanced session examines how team dynamics and bias can influence threat management. Through case studies and role-playing, attendees will discover techniques to mitigate these challenges, improving their team’s effectiveness in high-stakes situations.

In the final session, participants will learn how to manage internal and external communications during significant events. This session focuses on reducing fear, managing persons of concern, and reinforcing the BIT’s role as a key resource during campus-wide incidents.