A reminder from the Office of Student Compliance
Student Compliance services are currently available remotely and in-person. In-person service days are generally Monday thru Thursday by appointment and walk-in. Student meetings in response to a request from our office require an appointment to be scheduled in advance . Appointments can be scheduled by calling our office at 517-483-1261 or by email at lcc-osc@lcc.edu. Staff can be reached Monday-Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
A reminder to protect the health and safety of the LCC Community by following the Responsibility of all Student Guidelines listed on the Coronavirus website. Non-compliance with mask or other requirements may result in a referral to Student Conduct.
- Lansing Community College is concerned with the safety, health, and well-being of its students, faculty, staff and community. The Behavior Intervention Team (BIT) works to promote the sharing of information internally when significant circumstances pertaining to the health and safety of LCC's students arise. Members of the Team intake and assess information, take action when necessary and track details about behavior concerns noted on campus. The Team links students of concern to appropriate medical and counseling services either on or off campus while balancing the individual's rights with the rights of all others for safety.
- The BIT convenes on an ad hoc basis to review specific cases that require immediate attention, as well as a minimum of every two weeks during the year to review new and monitored cases and provide cross training among the team. The BIT provides administrators, faculty, staff and students with one place to report their concerns about a student's behavior that may pose a threat to the individual student and/or other students, faculty, staff or the community.
- BIT Referrals:
- Person states intent to harm him/herself;
- Person states intent to harm others;
- Student demonstrates erratic behaviors that significantly disrupt the learning or working environment.
BIT Reports
BIT reports can be submitted for students of concern. Some examples of BIT reports include but not limited to: self-injurious behavior/suicidal ideation or attempt, talk of suicide or suicidal action; erratic behavior (including online behavior) that disrupts the mission and/or normal proceedings, threats of safety to campus or the community and alcohol and drug use to name a few.
BIT Process
- Members of the LCC community may refer students of concern to the (BIT) using our online reporting system. However, if you feel that there is an immediate threat or danger, please contact LCC Police and Public Safety at 517-483-1800 immediately to report the concern.
- Reports should include a detailed narrative of the behavior you witnessed that concerned you. Following the report, a member of the BIT will receive the information and conduct a preliminary investigation and to determine next steps.
Behavior Intervention Team Membership
|
Name |
Department |
Location |
| Student Affairs | ||
| Christine Thompson Director of Student Compliance/Student Title IX Coordinator |
BIT - Chair | GB 1210 |
| Felipe Lopez Sustaita Associate Dean, Center for Student Support |
Center for Student Support | GB StarZone |
| Dantya Jennings Care Service Manager |
Center for Student Access | GB StarZone |
| LCC Police Department | ||
| Rodney Bahl Lieutenant |
LCC Police Department | GB 2110 |
| Daryl Gaines Director/ Chief |
LCC Police Department | GB 2110 |
| Timothy Davis Sergeant |
LCC Police Department | GB 2110 |
| Counseling | ||
| Pamela Davis Counselor |
Center for Student Support | GB StarZone |
| Louise Rabidoux Counselor |
Center for Student Support | GB StarZone |
Contact Us
Student Compliance
Room 1210 Gannon Building
Phone: 517-483-1261
FAX: 517-483-1629
Email: lcc-osc@lcc.edu
Director of Student Compliance:
Christine Thompson
Student Title IX Investigator/Conduct Officer:
Lisa Anzicek
Student Compliance Liaison:
Taylor Stevens