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REPORTING STUDENTS OF CONCERN Auburn University Faculty Senate June 16, 2015 Haven L. Hart Division of Student Affairs Student Conduct and Case Management/Student.

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1 REPORTING STUDENTS OF CONCERN Auburn University Faculty Senate June 16, 2015 Haven L. Hart Division of Student Affairs Student Conduct and Case Management/Student Advocacy

2 Student Advocacy & Case Management Purpose: Aid students in the successful navigation of challenging, personal life issues, critical incidents, hardships and emergencies that may impede a student's success and retention at Auburn University. Serve as as an advocate, liaison or resource to students and families during times of student distress, need or emergency.

3 Reporting a concern or incident www.auburn.edu/studentconduct Click the “Report an Incident” tab Report a Non-Academic Violation Report a Student Academic Honesty Code Violation Report Concerning or Threatening Behaviors

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5 Important Numbers Emergency: 911 (Auburn City Police will be dispatched to scene) Non-emergency: 334-501-3100 (Auburn City Police – non-emergency) Student Conduct/Student Concerns: 334-844-1305 (Students of Concern; Student Conduct) Threat Assessment Team: 334-844-5010 (Threat to safety or well-being of others)

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