Mandated Assessment of At-Risk Students: 10 Best Practices

An at-risk student is referred to your counseling services.

Then what happens?

If the answer to that question is in any way elusive, then there may be an opportunity on your campus–as there is on most–to strengthen communication and coordination between referring agencies and counseling services.

Brian Van Brunt, Ed.D., and Jason Ebbeling, J.D., discuss steps you can take to ensure that your campus maintains a coordinated, collaborative approach to at-risk students.

During this 90-minute presentation,  Van Brunt and Ebbeling discuss:

• Types of behavior that should be referred.
• The use of threat levels to more consistently characterize student behavior.
• How referral agents can clarify what is needed/expected from counseling services.
  
• HIPAA and FERPA and their impact on interdepartmental communication.
  
• Documentation requirements for referral and response.
  
• Parental notification – when to do it, and who should have responsibility.
  
• How to navigate issues of informed consent.
  
• How to maintain communication when students are returned to the campus mainstream.
  

Through a combination of lecture and case studies, you’ll learn how to develop strong interdepartmental communication and relationships on your campus that will help you best serve the needs of at-risk students and the larger community.

Who will benefit:

• Deans of students
• Judicial affairs staff
• Career services staff
• Faculty and academic units
• Counseling directors and staff
• Police and campus law enforcement

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