Whom should you contact when you observe...?
The university's Student Risk Assessment Committee (SRAC) has put together a list of resources that forms the basis of the following list. Faculty are strongly encouraged to contact the appropriate person or office when you observe or become aware of a student who my demonstrate behavioral or emotional concerns, or when you believe that a student may potentially become a risk to others or to his or her self. Faculty members should contact the relevant office or person directly rather than instructing the student to make the contact. Use the links to find current contact information.
For more information, or for questions about which resource is appropriate for a given student's situation,
contact the Dean of Students.
For academic concerns and support, see this list of relevant offices and resources.
Illegal activity, sexual assault or all forms of assault
Chief Michael Couch, Xavier Police 745-1000
Relationship violence, harrassment, sexual violence, stalking
Dr. Anna Ghee, contact person for the Advocate Program
Student-on-student harrassment and/or behavior concerns
Dean of Students
Stress, anxiety, sleep deprivation, or other emotional concerns
Dr. Michael Meier, Director of Counseling Services
Dr. Susan Kenford, Director of Psychological Services
Death of a loved one or spiritual questions
Dorothy Day Center for Faith and Justice
Retention Issues
Student Academic Support Services
the associate dean of the relevant college
- Arts and Sciences: Dr. Jim Snodgrass
- Social Sciences, Health, and Education: Dr. Dennis Long
- Williams College of Business: Dr. Hema Krishnan
Resources to provide academic support for your students
Center for Student Academic Support Services
| Learning Assistance Center | ||
| TRiO (for first-generation college students) | ||
| Academic Advising (for students without a declared major) | ||
| Student Athlete Academic Support Services |
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| Student Success and Retention |
Other resources to which you can refer your students