Behavioral Intervention Team
The Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT), also commonly known as a Threat Assessment and Management Team, plays a key role in maintaining campus safety by addressing concerns about potentially harmful or threatening behaviors. BIT is a multidisciplinary team “that is responsible for the careful and contextual identification and evaluation of behaviors that raise concern and that may precede violent activity on campus.”
BIT’s mission is to assess and reduce risks by providing timely interventions and creating tailored support plans. Through collaboration with both campus departments and external agencies, our team works proactively to prevent harm and ensure a safe, supportive environment for all. BIT is dedicated to fostering a campus where everyone can thrive.
Members include representatives from:
- Counseling Services
- Division of Student Affairs
- Title IX Office
- University Police Department
- Per UNC System Policy 1300.7[R], The Office of General Counsel provides legal guidance to the team.
