Stressful Student Behaviors

Critical Incidents and Stressful Student Behavior

Thursday, April 24, 2003, 3:00 - 5:00 p.m.

UC 202

Center for Enhancement of Teaching and Learning

California State University, Fresno

This interactive workshop is open to all faculty and teaching associates (and other interested employees) and will answer these questions and more:

At what point does student behavior move from annoying to disruptive? To threatening?
How do you defuse a potentially difficult situation in the classroom? In your office?
When should you call the police?
What are your rights and responsibilities as a faculty member?
What are students' rights and responsibilities?

Preliminary Agenda

3:00	Vignette and Group Discussion (John Franz, Employee Assistance Program)
3:30	Predicting and Identifying Disruptive Behavior (Ron Schultz)
3:50	Faculty Rights and Responsibilities (Thomas J. Ebert, Academic Personnel)
4:10	Student Discipline/Student Rights (Robert Hernandez, Student Affairs)
4:25	Security Issues (Richard Gaines, University Police)
4:40	Response Strategies (John Franz)

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