1. FACULTY AND STAFF RESOURCE GUIDE FOR STUDENTS IN DISTRESS
The Division of Student Affairs has developed this guide to aid faculty & staff in assisting students experiencing difficulties
DANGEROUS STUDENT
Safety is an immediate concern: verbal or physical threats to harm others. Active suicide threat.
SUICIDAL STUDENT
Threatens to harm self, has expressed thoughts about not wanting to live or any form of suicide ideation.
DISRUPTIVE
Demonstrates bizarre or concerning behavior or communications that disrupt the learning environment
When in an emergency where safety is an immediate concern, call 911.
For non-emergency safety concerns call the GSU Police. If it is after-hours, they can contact the appropriate on-call staff for assistance.
The Counseling and Testing Center and the Office of the Dean of Students (ODOS) are available for consultation.
The Office of the Dean of Students can facilitate campus efforts & provide support for faculty & staff.
Emergency 911
GSU Police
Counseling and
Testing Center
Dean of Students Student Advocacy
Atlanta:
Alpharetta: Clarkston/Online: Decatur: Dunwoody: Newton:
Student Health Clinic
Atlanta:
Clarkston: , option 1 Dunwoody: , option 2
Concerns about suicide?
Mental Health Consultation
Counseling & Testing Center
Atlanta:
Walk-in services daily
Perimeter College Counseling: or
After hours call the GSU Police
or call and follow prompts for after hours clinician
Concerns about harm to others or disturbing or disruptive behavior?
Office of the Dean of Students Consultation
See contact info below
After hours call GSU Police
3-3333, and ask them to contact the Dean of Students on-call staff person
CALL 911 OR
GSU POLICE
TROUBLED STUDENT
Students who are troubled, confused, very sad, highly anxious, irritable, lack motivation and/or concentration, or have difficulties in interactions with others.
Mental Health Consultation
Counseling & Testing Center
Atlanta:
Walk-in services daily
Perimeter College Counseling:
After hours call GSU Police,
Or and follow prompts for the after-hours clinician.
For Academic Concerns
Department Chair or
Program Chair
Associate Dean of College
For Referral Consultation
Office of the Dean of Students
Student Advocacy
Atlanta:
Alpharetta: Clarkston/Online: Decatur: Dunwoody: Newton:

2. STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT ACADEMIC HONESTY POLICY
Relevant Policies
For more information on relevant policies and other Georgia State University policies, please refer to the Student Code of Conduct.
DISRUPTIVE STUDENT IN THE CLASSROOM OR OTHER LEARNING ENVIRONMENT POLICY
STUDENT CODE OF CONDUCT
The University has established the policies and procedures that comprise the Student Code of Conduct to both promote the University mission and protect the rights of students, faculty and staff. The most current version of the Student Code of Conduct may be found online at
codeofconduct.gsu.edu.
ACADEMIC HONESTY POLICY