UNG’s Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) is a group who respond to concerns of disruptive or troubling behavior displayed by students, faculty, and staff. BIT consists of university personnel representing human resources/employee assistance, law enforcement/threat assessment, medical and mental health, academic affairs, and student affairs.
By partnering with members of the community, BIT strives to promote individual wellbeing and success while prioritizing community safety.
You should refer to BIT when a student, faculty or staff member is exhibiting self-destructive or disruptive behaviors.
Use the following examples to help you identify self-destructive and disruptive behaviors. Look for groupings, frequency, duration, and severity.Physical | Emotional or Psychological | Safety Risk |
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If you or any other person is in immediate danger, call Public Safety (706-864-1500) or 911.
You can share your concerns by contacting the Dean of Students office or using these resources.