The overall mission of the SBCT is to provide a systematic response to students whose behavior may be in violation of RIT policy or is otherwise disruptive to themselves or the environment and assist in protecting the health, safety and welfare of the students and members of the RIT community.

Purpose:
The purpose of the SBCT is to coordinate the resources of RIT to address inappropriate, disruptive, or harmful student behavior in order to recommend collaborative and purposeful interventions aimed at helping students achieve success. In addition, the SBCT assists faculty and staff in addressing instances of student behavior which may be inappropriate, harmful, or disruptive for the RIT living and learning community. Examples of such instances may include but are not limited to: behaviors that have been addressed with the student but continue to concern the community; a pattern of disruptive behaviors affecting a number of areas or departments on campus and behaviors that may evoke a significant degree of alarm or concern among involved persons. While some student situations may result in direct referral to the RIT Counseling Center , Student Health Center or Office of Student Conduct, the SBCT process may be used in situations where a collaborative response would be most effective for the student and RIT community.

Membership:

The SBCT is comprised of the following core members:

• Dawn Soufleris, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs (Co-chair)
• Donna Rubin, Director, Women's Center
• E. Cassandra Jordan, Director, SHC
• Dr. Brooke Durland, Medical Director, SHC
• Chuck Lamb, Director, Center for Residence Life
• Cha Ron Sattler, Assistant Director (Apartments),
  Center for Residence Life
• Gary Cannon, Manager of Investigations, Campus Safety
• Dr. Robb Adams, Director, NTID Career Counseling

Additional members of the RIT community may be present during an SBCT meeting on a need-basis.