Counseling
SCC counseling faculty work with you to offer support and direction with your educational, personal, and professional goals.
Counselors also may provide short-term mental health counseling for a variety of challenges.
However, if the problem is of an intense psychological nature, the counselor will refer you to an appropriate agency outside of
Spokane Community College. Students may also be referred to masters-level mental health interns at SCC for therapy.
Behavior Intervention Team (BIT)
It is EVERYONE'S RESPONSIBILITY to report observed student behavior that gives cause for concern.
SCC is committed to the health and safety of its faculty, staff and students and to maintaining a safe environment in which they may work and
learn. Therefore, any student behavior that causes concern on campus or in the classroom should be
reported to the Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT).
Early Alert
The Early Alert Referral Form is part of SCC's comprehensive Early Alert System, designed to identify students who may
be at risk of academic difficulty or failure. The form allows staff, faculty and advisors to notify the
Early Alert team of any student who is not making satisfactory progress and/or is exhibiting behaviors that may lead to academic difficulty
(e.g., students who have stopped attending class).