Student Behavioral Consultant Team (SBCT)

The Student Behavioral Consultant Team (SBCT) was formed to facilitate communication of information regarding students of concern. The committee consists of professional staff from Academic Affairs, the Counseling Center, Residential Life/Learning Communities (Student Conduct Office), University Police, and the Vice President’s Office and meets at least once a week.

The purpose of this team is to provide a confidential means for early intervention of at-risk students through collaboration with campus departments, faculty and staff. Students exhibiting behaviors that are of concern in relation to their personal, physical and emotional well-being should be referred to this team of professionals.

Information from faculty, staff and students is confidentially shared among the team members. The team broadens the scope of involvement and includes other faculty and staff members, when appropriate. The SBCT will review all information on the student’s behavior and background. At this point, the team will then determine an action plan and monitor the student on a case-by-case basis. Communication with involved parties is led by a member of the SBCT to ensure consistency and ongoing monitoring of these students when necessary.

The role of this team is:

to lead a collaborative effort to promote optimal health and safety of students and all members of the College community;
to ensure a systematic response to students’ behavior that may be disruptive in the classroom or other areas of the campus;
to develop strategies that best utilize campus and community resources to assist students; and
to support student success.

If you are concerned about a student, please let us know. You may report a student of concern by submitting a SBCT Faculty/Staff Report here: http://www.brockport.edu/sbct/form

The Office of the Vice President for Enrollment Management and Student Affairs
Allen Administration Building, seventh floor
If you have questions or need further assistance, please call (585) 395-2137.

If you are concerned that someone is in danger of harming themselves or others, contact immediately:

University Police
Lathrop Hall
Phone: (585) 395-2222

For other situations requiring crisis intervention, contact:

Counseling Center
Hazen Hall
(585) 395-2207