When to report?
Is someone you know...
experiencing a decline in work or academic performance?
demonstrating disruptive or disturbing behavior?
showing dramatic changes in appearance, behavior or weight?
having problems at home, with classes or work?
making disturbing comments in conversation, email, letters, social media postings or papers?
sad, anxious or experiencing dramatic mood shifts?
isolating themselves socially?
acting paranoid or suspicious?
frequently angry or easily frustrated?
struggling with health problems?
These behaviors, especially when more than one are present, may be signs that a student is in distress.
There are many resources available to help. Remember, safety is your first priority. If you are wondering whether you should seek help or not, you are already at the point in which you should seek help.
Your confidential report to the Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) can make a difference.What does BIT need to know?Provide as much information as possible is essential!Student's name and KAUST ID (if known). - Brief factual description of the incident or behavior.Direct quotes whenever possible.Where and when the incident or behavior occurred.Names and contact information of witnesses.Your name, position and complete contact information.Include all emails or other information you have
