Incidents of aberrant, dangerous, or threatening behavior must be documented and reported immediately to a college’s threat assessment group, and must be acted upon in a prompt and effective manner to protect the safety of the campus community.

But what kind of body should that “threat assessment group” be? How should it coordinate with the rest of the campus? And what does “prompt and effective” response entail?

Magna Publications’ “A Complete Guide to Developing a Behavioral Intervention Team” will answer these questions by teaching you how to establish and operate a College or University Behavioral Intervention Team (CUBIT) on your campus.

During the spring semester, student behavior and risk management experts will conduct the following four seminars:

Behavioral Intervention Team (CUBIT) Formation and Operation
Originally Broadcast January 25, 2008

Advanced CUBIT Team Protocol and Integration
Originally Broadcast February 22, 2008

Identifying and Responding to Student "Red Flag" Behaviors
Originally Broadcast February 29, 2008

Threat Assessment and Aggression Management Strategies
Originally Broadcast March 14, 2008

This series is a cost-effective, simple approach to training your first response team to identify and respond to campus emergencies. Participants will be able to submit questions to the presenters and get answers specific to their institutions. Seminars also include handouts to which participants may refer again and again.

Four (4) Recordings of Audio Online Seminar Series • $749
Choose your preferred format at the bottom of the page to purchase the entire series, or click the seminar titles below for information and purchase options for individual programs.

Available in CD or print transcript format. The CDs contain audio presentations with PowerPoint and can be viewed on any standard computer equipped with Windows Media Player. Our CDs are not compatible with Macintosh computer systems. Presenters' handouts are included as a PDF on CDs and in hard copy with transcript purchases.