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Behavioral Intervention Team

  1. Current Students
  2. Saints Care
  3. Behavioral Intervention Team

Saint Martin’s University Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) collaborates, collects information, identifies risks, and intervenes when appropriate to protect members of our University community from harming themselves or others. This is accomplished through specialized training and utilizing a proactive approach that balances the needs of the individual who may be in crisis and the overall safety of the campus community.

The Behavioral Intervention Team is embedded within Saints Care, and includes:

  • Dean of Student Affairs
  • Associate Dean of Student Affairs
  • Director of Public Safety
  • Director of Counseling and Wellness Center
  • Disability Support Coordinator
  • Executive Director for the Center for Student Success

Referrals to the Behavioral Intervention Team can be made directly through the Saints Care Referral portal:

Submit a Saints Care Referral

Please know that this form is not monitored 24/7. If there is an emergency or imminent threat to anyone’s personal safety, please call 911 and then notify Public Safety at 360-438-4555.

Other referral resources

Bias (BIRT)
Saints Care
Sexual misconduct

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Office of Student Affairs

Promoting the Catholic Benedictine understanding of faith, reason, service, and community, the Office of Student Affairs educates students through experiential co-curricular programming. We teach continual listening and reflection in order to foster an awareness of difference that encourages students to work towards a just society. Our students will understand their moral obligation to a diverse world and become faithful, compassionate and conscientious stewards of their communities.