Care Team

The Care Team is a cross-departmental team dedicated to assisting students who exhibit signs of distress or disruptive behaviors. The team uses a proactive approach that balances the needs of the student and the overall safety of the campus community by collaboration, collection of information, identification of risks, and intervention to connect students to resources and support.

If you have a concern, please select the appropriate category and report your concerns below.

Report an Incident Assisting Students in Distress Supporting our students - who to contact

Emergency Contact Information

For Emergencies

Call 911

University Police

315-312-5555

Counseling Services

315-312-4416

About the Care Team

The Care Team is composed of staff from the Office of Student Wellbeing and Care, Counseling Services and the Dean of Students. The team meets weekly to review behavioral concerns that have been reported. Reports may come from any source including from faculty, staff, students, family, community members or self-reports from students. The team reviews and responds to all reports and connects the student with support, resources and referrals as appropriate. Team members are available to consult with faculty and staff and support them as they provide support to students.

Please note that the Care Team is not an emergency response team, if you are experiencing an emergency please call 911 or University Police at 315-312-5555.

If you are concerned about a student, please complete the Student of Concern Referral Form

Care Team Staff

Christy Huynh, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students
Grace Maxon-Clarke, Associate Dean of Students and Director of Student Wellbeing and Care
Lynn Braun, MA, LMHC, LPCC-S, Director of Counseling Services
Shirley Retz, MS, LMHC-D, Assistant Director of Service Coordination, Counseling Services
Lauren Rosenstein, Senior Counselor/Case Manager, Counseling Services