Cabrillo College
Student Support Conference Team
(SSCT)
Early Identification
Early Intervention
The SSCT Mission
• The mission of the SSCT is to promote early
identification and early intervention to
support student success and a safe and
healthy learning and working environment for
everyone.
Advocate’s 360 Degrees of Campus Safety
Behavioral
Intervention
Health &
Wellness
Academic
Integrity/
Misconduct
Student
Conduct
Campus
Security/
Police
Residential
Life/
Housing
SSCT Membership
Representative Group
Name of Representative
Student Health Center Counselor
Student Health Center Director
Law Enforcement
ASC (DSPS) Director/Counselor
Allied Health
Faculty Senate Representative
Dean of Student Services
Learning Centers
Counseling
County Mental Health
Administrative Assistant
Dianne Avelar
Katie Dowling
Deputy Derek Fenster
Beth McKinnon
Ann Smeltzer
Lalu Simcik
Sesario Escoto
Lori Chávez
Francisco Ponce
Andrea Turnbull
Laura Verduzco-Thurman
The Process
• Report submitted to the Office of the Dean of Student
Services
• Report assessed for risk factor
• Report reviewed by SSCT at weekly meeting
• Determine appropriate interventions
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Counseling – psychological and/or academic
Learning skills assessment/Learning Resources
Student Health Center
ASC (Accessibility Support Center formerly DSPS)
Community Resources
Discipline
• Follow-up – SSCT to review status at a future date.
SSCT Case Reviews for 2013-14
Cases
Reviewed
Fall
2013
Spring
2014
Referred to
Hearing
Referred to
Personal
Counseling
153
83
70
12
66
Other
Referral
(ASC,
Tutorial, etc.)
75
Note: These are unduplicated counts. Students often get referred to more
than one service.
SSCT Cases by Category
Disruptive
Behavior
Concern for
Student
Academic
Dishonesty
Sexual
Harassment
53
65
31
4
Why do faculty not report?
• The faculty survey says (from 110 faculty, fall 2012)
– Too busy
– Resolved the problem himself/herself
– End of semester
– Don’t want to ruin student’s record
• From discussions with faculty
– Scared of retaliation from student
Why Report?
Provides a clear signal of concern to those following
campus safety interests.
Helps get those “in need” to helpful resources and a
course of action
Communicates a level of serious attention to the
student regarding behaviors that may be considered
disturbing.
Promote early intervention to prevent tragedy
How Can You Participate?
• SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHINGS, DO SOMETHING
• Report students you are concerned about.
– Online report form: http://go.cabrillo.edu/studentreports
• Encourage EVERYONE to report students of concern.
• Refer students to Cabrillo and other resources
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Food pantry – SAC East – Student Affairs Office
Student Health Center
Online county services
Call 211
• Kognito online training
– If you haven’t already, do the online training.
– Encourage faculty, staff and administration to do the Kognito training.
– http://ccc.kognito.com/