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Housed within the Dean of Students Office, the multidisciplinary team meets weekly and is comprised of Quinnipiac staff from departments including but not limited to Student Conduct, Health and Wellness, Public Safety and Residential Life. CARE Team members are trained in both behavioral intervention and threat assessment.
If a member of the university community observes a student exhibiting concerning behavior, we request that they make a CARE referral, which can be submitted to the team 24/7. Signs of concern can span across behavioral, health and wellness, and situational categories, including:
The CARE Team has developed the following guide to help you recognize, respond to, refer or consult and report concerns:
Once a referral is received, the CARE Team will determine an intervention plan or support strategies for addressing the concern if needed. All referrals are important and taken seriously. By partnering with members of the Quinnipiac community, the CARE Team works to promote the wellbeing of our students.
Professional counseling services are available throughout the academic year and during the summer sessions on our Mount Carmel, York Hill and North Haven campuses.
Monday – Friday
9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
To schedule an appointment, students must complete a form which is available online (MyQ) or in the office.
If you are a parent or family member of a student and you have non-emergency concerns regarding their mental health, please call us at 203-582-8680 or send a report to the CARE team using the link below.
In an emergency situation regarding a mental health issue, immediately call 911 or contact campus security at 203-582-6200.
Additional information about potential issues students may face can be found at College Parent Central.
The Dean of Students Office assists students and student organizations to make positive decisions, define their values, and demonstrate responsible citizenship on campus and through positive relationships with the greater Hamden and North Haven communities.
Staff members are available to advise students, student organizations and others involved in conduct proceedings. We can explain aspects of the conduct process, such as investigations, meeting preparation and possible outcomes. All are encouraged to review the community standards described in the undergraduate student handbook.
If you are concerned about student or student organization misconduct, please use the report form below.
Report misconduct at go.qu.edu/report
The Dean of Students Office maintains all disciplinary records. Current and former students may request records by using the links below.
Current student request form
Former student request form
Dean of Students Office
Student Affairs Center on Bobcat Way, Mount Carmel Campus
Monday through Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
203-582-8753
Additional information may be accessed through MyQ.
Log in to MyQ