Behavior Intervention Team

The Behavior Intervention Team (BIT) is a small cross-functional group of BTC staff and faculty who meet weekly to collect and review all reported information about community members and to develop an intervention plan to assist them. The BIT encourages you to share any/all concerning information and behaviors that you feel are related to any of the three categories below. The BIT will review/refer the situation to the appropriate intervention process.

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In any emergency situation, call 911!

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Please help keep our school free from threats of intimidation and harm by reporting any behavior that could be considered disruptive, threatening, concerning or bizarre. Any student, staff, faculty, or community member can make a BIT referral using our online reporting tool.

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Categories & Examples

These lists are not all-inclusive and any concerning behaviors should be reported for BIT to review.

Concerning Behaviors

Comments that are inappropriate or irrelevant to class discussion
Unable to control emotions
Very anxious
Concerning writing or art
Extreme change in appearance or behavior
Unusual bruising or other injuries
Interrupting class discussions
Making threats or threatening behavior to self or others
Weapons, explosive devices or chemicals on campus

Code of Conduct

Academic honesty
Alcohol regulations
Disruptive conduct
Drugs
Endangering safety of others
Failure to comply
False information
Hazing
Misuse of college materials, services or property
Off-campus conduct
Theft

Student Code of Conduct

Code of Conduct for Visitors & Guests

Title IX Behaviors

Sexual Harassment
Sexual Misconduct
Stalking
Dating Violence
Retaliation
Gender Discrimination

Learn more about Title IX