Behavioral Intervention Team
Eastern New Mexico University - RoswellIF THIS IS AN EMERGENCY, DIAL 911 IMMEDIATELY
This form is for non-emergency situations and for documentation after emergency services have been called
What is the Behavioral Intervention Team?
The Eastern New Mexico University-Roswell Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) has been created to provide caring, preventive, early intervention with individuals whose behaviors are disruptive or concerning. The Behavioral Intervention Team is an interdisciplinary committee of college officials who meet biweekly and as needed.
A few of the core purposes of the BIT include:
- Provide consultation and support to students, faculty, staff, and administration in assisting individuals who display concerning or disruptive behaviors
- Serve as the central point of contact for reporting behavior that deviates from an established baseline
- Triage reports – identifying patterns of aberrant behaviors that might suggest the need for an intervention
- Assess level of threat and level of risk
- Follow a formalized protocol of instructions for communication, coordination, and intervention
- Assess long-term success of interventions
Instructions for Submitting a Report
IF THIS IS AN EMERGENCY, CALL 911 IMMEDIATELY!
This form is for non-emergency situations and for documentation after emergency services have been called
This form is for non-emergency situations and for documentation after 911 has been called. Please make a report if you encounter an individual of concern whose behavior interferes with academic instruction and/or is perceived as a safety concern to students, staff, or property.
There are 3 ways to submit a report
Call 1 (575) 624-7012
Email Devin Stroman
Alternatively, you may complete and submit a form online with our incident reporting process