The Center for Support and Intervention (CSI), formerly called Community of Concern, is a resource and accountability office for the university community. If you are experiencing distress or are aware of someone in need of assistance, please complete this report form.
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The Center for Support and Intervention is operating remotely from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, with limited on-campus operations.
UK's Center for Support and Intervention serves the UK community in four primary ways. See additional details below.
Coordinate prevention, intervention, and support efforts across campus and community systems to assist at risk students and students facing crises, life traumas, and other barriers that impede success. (HECMA 2013)
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Assess and provide direct support to assist students experiencing food and/or housing insecurity. Includes managing the Big Blue student Pantry.
Report a concern Basic Needs information
Provide direct support and intervention to students who are experiencing and/or causing distress with the potential for harm or violence (either directed towards self or others). Includes managing UK’s Community of Concern Team.
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Offer student respondents appropriate care and support while they are interacting with the investigation and hearing process under AR 6:2