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Stress and Management Team
Threat Assessment Team
Charlotte Johnson
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Establishing, training and managing Threat Assessment Team helps in monitoring and evaluating a situation, purposed to come up with the best preventative measures against violent events within college campus. Of course if a proper threat assessment is done then violent act within institution can be reduced and even stopped.
Even though managers, supervisors, deans, chairpersons, and department tend to be the appropriate counsel for the concern of the students, they do not form the correct experts that can respond to threat or any alarming situations. This means that the responsibility lies with the students, staff, and faculty in terms of reporting to any situation that might result in harm to any person within the college or university. In case a member of the campus community happens to be aware of any situation or troubling person that might be of risk or is resulting to an extreme stress, fear, or anxiety; this should be reported with immediate effect...
There will be use of collaborative process that assess threat as per the situation; also there could be an invitation to personnel with areas of specialization in assisting the Team. The UNMC Incident Commander on-call will have the responsibility of keeping the senior officials advised in terms of any arising situations and more specifically is to communicate with the appropriate UNMC Chancellor and UNMC Vice Chancellor. There is need for president office. The rest of the people may be consulted whenever there is need for example the faculty member who wants to raise an issue regarding a student, manager who possess information pertaining other students, and a counseling psychologist who is to share expertise.
The Threat Assessment and Management Team will be evaluating threats, explicit and implicit, to determine credibility and to protect the student and University as a community. This Team will adopt a cautious standard of action that reflects that…
References
Charlotte Johnson, (2012) "How to Conduct a Threat Assessment" Retrieved June 11, 2013
eHow. Retrieved June 11, 2013 from http://www.ehow.com/how_5867476_conduct-threat-assessment.html
Dennis L. Johnson, (1994) "A team approach to threat assessment" Retrieved June 11, 2013 from http://www.thefreelibrary.com/A+team+approach+to+threat+assessment.-a016119023
John Wiley & Sons (2011) "Crisis Intervention and Prevention on College Campus" Retrieved June 11, 2013 from http://www.scribd.com/doc/45014139/This-is-Not-a-Firedrill-Crisis-Intervention-and-Prevention-on-College-Campuses
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