Concerning Behavior: Assessment and Response
See Something, Say Something, Do Something
If this is an imminent threat, call 574-631-5555 from a cell phone or 911 from any campus phone.
NDPD is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year
What is the Threat Assessment and Management Team (TAMT)?
The TAMT reviews reports of concerning behavior to determine whether an individual poses a threat or could potentially pose a threat to themselves or others.
Who are we?
The TAMT is a multidisciplinary team of University employees with the expertise to review and investigate reports of concerning behavior. The TAMT includes members from:
- Police Department
- Emergency Management
- Office of the Provost
- Student Affairs
- Center for Student Support & Care
- Graduate School
- Human Resources
- Office of Institutional Equity
- Office of General Counsel
- University Counseling Center
- Wellness Center
What is concerning behavior?
Concerning behavior is any communication or conduct that causes another person to feel reasonable fear of violence or harm, whether to themselves or others.
Warning signs for concerning behavior may include:
- Directly communicated threat of concerning behavior
- Noticeable change in behavior
- Physical or emotional withdrawal from class, work or social life
- Sudden thinking or emotional changes
To report concerning behavior (not imminent):
- Speak with a police officer (call 574-631-5555 or visit Hammes Mowbray Hall)
- Email reportthreats@nd.edu
- Use the Speak Up online form
- Call the Integrity Line (800-688-9918) - anonymous
- Please note that with the anonymous reporting method, we are unable to contact you if additional information is needed.
Resources
If this is an imminent threat, call 574-631-5555 from a cell phone or 911 from any campus phone.
NDPD is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year