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2014-2015 Undergraduate Calendar
HOME Rights, Responsibilities and Conduct Community Regulations Concerning Behaviour on Campus

Concerning Behaviour on Campus
STEPS TO TAKE WHEN YOU ENCOUNTER CONCERNING BEHAVIOUR ON CAMPUS
DISTRESSED BEHAVIOUR DISRUPTIVE BEHAVIOUR DISTURBING BEHAVIOUR POTENTIAL THREATS THREATS and VIOLENCE
Decline in appearance and personal hygiene

Sudden change in attitude (e.g., withdrawal, becoming unusually quiet)

Expressed feelings of persecution, extreme distrust in people with authority

Expression of extreme desperation over personal problems

Coming to work or class under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs

Decline in work performance or decline in academic work
Monopolizing discussions, interrupting other speakers
Yelling and/or refusing to comply with direction (e.g., to leave an office or class upon request)

Annoying contact, phone calls, or emails
Observable fascination with acts of violence and/or weapons

Displays of unwarranted anger

Aggressive or extreme remarks or reactions (e.g. to criticism of work or academic performance, in person or in writing)

Sabotaging projects or equipment
Individual discloses that a current or former partner has assaulted them or has threatened to harm them in the workplace

Individual discloses a history of violence against them

Individual discloses they are afraid of someone coming to the University to harm them

Persistent, unwanted, or obsessive contact or other harassment

Threatening phone calls, emails or other correspondence
Direct threat to harm

Challenges to fight/shoving

Physical attacks

Display or threat to use a weapon
WHAT TO DO WHAT TO DO WHAT TO DO WHAT TO DO WHAT TO DO
Person is distressed, but behaviour is not disruptive:
Student: Refer to the Counselling Centre (CSDC)
Staff/Faculty: Refer to the Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
 
No change in behaviour after your discussion:
Student: Report behaviour to a CSDC Counsellor

Staff/Faculty:
Report behaviour to your Chair/Manager who will contact your Human Resources Management Consultant (HRMC)
 
The individual is unwilling to seek assistance:

Student
: Report behaviour to the Student Conduct Officer

Staff/Faculty:
Report behaviour to your Chair/Manager who will contact your HRMC
Single instance of disruption:
Act immediately to stop inappropriate behaviour by pulling the individual aside to clarify expectations and consequences, or ask them to leave the office/class.
 
No change in behaviour after your discussion:
Student: Report behaviour to the Student Conduct Officer
Staff/Faculty: Report behaviour to your Chair/Manager who will contact your HRMC
CALL SECURITY AT EXT. 5040
To discuss establishing safety procedures

Remain calm. Take steps to ensure your immediate physical safety.
 
Students: Report behaviour to the Student Conduct Officer

Staff/Faculty:
Report behaviour to your Chair/Manager who will contact your HRMC
CALL SECURITY AT EXT. 5040
To discuss establishing safety procedures

Staff: Report behaviour to your Chair/Manager who will contact your HRMC
INTERNAL PHONE DIAL “80”
EXTERNAL PHONE DIAL 911

For immediate assistance
CALL SECURITY AT EXT. 5040

If reporting after the incident
Student: Report behaviour to the Student Conduct Officer

Staff:
Report behaviour to your Chair/Manager who will contact your HRMC

source: http://www.ryerson.ca/content/dam/hr/worklife/Steps-to-take-1pg-ref.pdf



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