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Prevention. Support. Care.

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The Lakeland College Intervention Team is comprised of an interdisciplinary group of  community members. The role of each team member is to receive information and make appropriate recommendations and intervention plans concerning any community member’s behaviors based on the special knowledge and professional expertise of the team member. All recommendations of the team will be referred to the appropriate office or administrator who has the authority to act as necessary.


Team Members

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Permanent LIT members include the following individuals, and others may be called in to assist as appropriate (e.g., the College’s General Counsel or Director of Human Resources):
Sandra Gibbons-Vollbrecht , Team Chair - Dean of Students
 
Nate Dehne, Vice President for Student Development
 
Dr. Cary Knier, Director of Counseling Services
knierca@lakeland.edu
920-565-1527 
 
Sherry Carstens, Director of Health Services
920-565-1523
 
Rev. Dr. Karl Kuhn, Interim College Chaplain
920-565-1274

Jim Bajczyk, Director of Residence Life
bajczykja@lakeland.edu
920-565-1521

Annette Gamache, Director of Campus Security
920-565-1407
Security Cell Phone (24/7) - 920-565-1126
 
Paul White, Director of the Hayssen Academic Resource Center
whitepm@lakeland.edu
920-565-1412

 Pam Engebretson, Academic Advising Coordinator
920-565-1272

When to refer

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The team encourages members of the Lakeland College community to refer any community member when they witness or suspect behaviors or situations which are of concern and may cause harm to this individual or others. The following are a few examples of behaviors to report:
* Signs of depression and other mental health concerns
* Physical health issues such as abrupt changes in eating or sleeping habits
* Sudden changes in routine or behavior
* Risky behaviors regarding drugs or alcohol
* Inappropriate and/or disruptive classroom behavior
* Abrupt changes in classroom attendance or academic performance
* Increased nervousness or agitation
* Social anxiety or difficulty in adjusting to college
* Threats of harm to self or others
* Suicidal ideation
* Extreme and/or inappropriate expression of emotions

How to Refer

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REPORT A CONCERN

Incidents or concerns may be reported directly to the Chair of the team, Sandra Gibbons-Vollbrecht, to anyone else on the Intervention Team, or via the on-line reporting form.   A printable reporting form is available below.  When describing the concern or incident, please list all pertinent information such as location, room number, time of incident, members involved or any descriptive information of the individual if the name is not known.
 

Printable (.pdf) reporting form

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Forms
Reporting Form (.pdf, 78K)
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Confidentiality

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All information shared with the Lakeland Intervention Team will be kept in the strictest confidence. The web-based reporting system connects to a confidential database. The form will ask for your name, but you may also report anonymously if you so desire. If you chose to report anonymously, please keep the referal number so you may check on the status of your report and respond to any questions the team may have.