Students at Risk: Managing On-Campus Violence

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    1. Students at Risk: Managing On-Campus Violence Daniel Michaluk and Catherine Peters
    2. Bill 168: Workplace Violence and Harassment
      • Second Reading/Committee stage
      • amends Occupational Health and Safety Act
      • student conduct that creates risk to faculty and staff
      • “ workplace harassment” and “workplace violence”
    3. Bill 168: Workplace Violence and Harassment
      • workplace policy
      • program to implement the policy
      • risk assessments and reassessments
      • domestic violence
    4. Bill 168: Workplace Violence and Harassment
      • duties of employers, supervisors and workers
      • information and instruction
      • work refusals and inspections
      • notice of incidents
    5. Bill 168: Workplace Violence and Harassment
      • “ Every precaution reasonable in the circumstances”
        • security and surveillance?
        • Norwich orders?
    6. Privacy Issues
      • mandatory disclosure about risks
        • Bill 168 imposes a positive duty to disclose
        • it is very limited in scope
        • don’t forget FIPPA duty
    7. Privacy Issues
      • discretionary disclosures to prevent imminent harm
        • IPC “health and safety” exemptions guideline
        • FIPPA – “compelling circumstances…”
        • PHIPA – “eliminating a significant risk of serious bodily harm”
        • this guideline is not about routine threat risk management!
    8. Privacy Issues
      • discretionary use and disclosure to manage risk
        • FIPPA – support threat inquiries and disclosures to mitigate risk by policy
        • PHIPA – use and disclose based on consent only
    9. Security and Policing
      • lawful police access to student records
        • FIPPA – no consent, no warrant, whether they ask or you believe a crime has been committed
        • but what do your students expect?
        • will you be subject to a civil claim if charges are dismissed?
    10. Security and Policing
      • do codes of conduct need to change to protect security/constable authority?
    11. Policy Developments
      • IACLEA Blueprint
      • Dunkle Article on threat assessment teams
      • Massachusetts report
      • U.S. Secret Service, FBI and Department of Education work ongoing
    12. Process Issues
      • disciplinary v. non-disciplinary processes
      • medical assessments and procedural fairness
    13. Students at Risk: Managing On-Campus Violence Daniel Michaluk and Catherine Peters
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