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 well-being 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.