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Response Teams for Student Concerns

Depending on the nature of the concern, information submitted through Share a Concern or Academic Misconduct Reporting Form is routed to specific groups. People only see the information relevant to the work they do. For instance, reports of academic misconduct are not seen by the group responding to reports of bias incidents. Below you can find a description of the various response teams and their current membership.

Early Alert Program
The Early Alert Program team responds to incidents that involve student behavior. Their aim is to assist the student to an appropriate resource. The types of incidents reported to the EAP team vary at times, but often one of the members of the EAP are able to assist the student.

Meet the EAP team
	Kristin Espinar Assistant Director of Student Inclusion and Belonging kristin.espinar@snc.edu
	Lori Evans Director of Student Judicial Affairs lori.evans@snc.edu
	Jim Vickman Director of Campus Safety jim.vickman@snc.edu
	Corey Ciesielczyk Director of Academic Success, Support, Acessibility and Athletic Services corey.ciesielczyk@snc.edu

Title IX Committee
The Title IX Committee responds to incidents that are identified as Title IX concerns. To respect the involved parties privacy, Title IX submissions are only seen and responded to by the Title IX committee.

Meet the Title IX Committee
	Robert Babcock Title IX Coordinator robert.babcock@snc.edu  titleix@snc.edu
	Heather Butterfield Assistant Vice President of Human Resources heather.butterfield@snc.edu
	Jim Sundstrom Campus Safety Officer and Lead Title IX Investigator james.sundstrom@snc.edu
	Jim Vickman Director of Campus Safety jim.vickman@snc.edu
	Joe Totman Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs and Residential Education and Housing joe.totman@snc.edu

Bias Incident Response Group
The Bias Incident Response Group (BIRG) responds to incidents that were motivated by bias. Their aim is to educate and restore justice between all the involved parties. If it becomes evident that an incident was motivated by bias, the EAP team will forward the concern to the BIRG to respond to the biased aspect of the incident. BIRG is not part of the initial response for Share A Concern submissions and does not see the submissions unless there is a clear need.