A Webnar on Distressed and Dangerous STudents on Offer

NACUA Virtual Seminar

Distressed and Dangerous Students:
Institutional Policies and Procedures

Thursday, February 24, 2011
12 pm – 2 pm ET / 9 am – 11 am PT

Register Today! Learn the policies that your institution needs to effectively respond to potentially dangerous students on your campus.



Program Description:

Colleges and universities face a number of practical and legal challenges when dealing with distressed and dangerous students. Sometimes students will take voluntary leaves of absence due to mental health issues. In other situations, a student's condition may be so serious that the institution will determine that an involuntary or administrative leave is necessary for the safety of the student and/or the community. It is critical that colleges and universities evaluate whether they have all the necessary policies in place to address these potentially dangerous situations on campus before they occur.



This virtual seminar will address policies that most institutions currently have - or should have - to effectively deal with distressed or dangerous students. The program will also examine Department of Education regulatory requirements applicable to such policies and relevant OCR guidance and letter rulings.







Topics covered will include:

* Code of student conduct, interim suspension and voluntary leave policies

* Threat assessment, mandatory assessment and involuntary leave policies
o Individualized and Objective Assessment
o Due Process Requirements: Full due process versus minimal due process

* Readmission Policies and Procedures

* Other Supporting Policies
o Emergency Response Protocol
o Reporting Protocols or Resources
o Disability Accommodations/Grievance Procedures
o FERPA Policies
o Anti-Bullying Policies
o Computer Use Policies





View Program Schedule





Program Speakers:



* Linda Schutjer

Senior Associate Legal Counsel

Colorado State University System

Fort Collins, CO



* Scott L. Warner

Partner

Franzek Radelet P.C.

Chicago, IL



To learn more about the speakers click here.





Join colleagues for professional education, networking and discussion without leaving your office.



Register Today!

This seminar will cost $265 per site location. Registration fees are per location.




Who should attend this Workshop?

This program will be of interest to college and university counsel who advise the university on campus safety and student mental health issues. Campus administrators who may benefit from the program include student affairs administrators, residential life officials, campus security and police, human resource personnel, and counseling center personnel. After reviewing the program schedule, members may wish to consider inviting these or other administrators on their campus to join them for the program.



For more information about eligibility, click here.





For Assistance, Please Contact:

Technical Questions:

KRM: 1-800-775-7654

CLE Questions:

Meredith McMillan, CMP
NACUA
Meetings & Events Planner

202-833-8390

mmc@nacua.org




Any Additional Questions:

Jen Morrissey
NACUA
Program Specialist
202-833-8390
jam@nacua.org




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