Referring a Student? Here’s what that means.
If you are a CSU East Bay faculty, staff, or community member and notice a student going through a difficult time or demonstrating concerning behavior, there are ways to get the student help. Submitting a Care Report is one of the best ways to notify the staff on the Student Care Team that we need to take action to connect with a student. We rely on community support and care to help the CSU East Bay students in need succeed.
What is a Care Report?
A Care Report is a form that anyone can submit to notify the Student Care Team of a student of concern. The Care Report is reviewed by the staff on the Student Care Team, who will devise a plan of action on how to support the student. To learn more about how to identify students of concern, see below.
Who can submit a Care Report?
Any faculty, staff, student, parent, family, or community member who has a concern about a student and wants to connect them to additional support.
Can I submit a Care Report if I am concerned about a student’s behavior?
Yes, please submit a Care Report to alert our Student Care Team. The report will be assigned to the most appropriate team member, who will reach out to the student. We will keep your identity as a reporter anonymous to the student. However, students are often more open to our outreach if you let them know that you submitted a referral to get them help. Students will be offered an assessment and support services, although they have the right to decline.