Office of Student Care & Integrity

The Resource Database provides students with ways to connect to resources within the college and the community for a variety of concerns. Browse through to find numerous organizations, institutions and establishments that offer services that meet your needs.

The Student Assistance Program, TimelyCare, offers virtual health and wellbeing services for current Carroll credit students. Through TimelyCare, students have access to six free counseling sessions, TalkNow on-demand emotional support, self-guided wellbeing modules, and a peer community board. These resources can support students on their self-care journey, help them build healthy coping skills, and provide opportunities to connect with a peer community for encouragement and support.

The Wellbeing Committee  promotes student-centered resources to provide empowerment and advocacy for community health. The committee, which includes staff, faculty, and, as part of the restructuring, students, addresses important health-related issues.

The Wellbeing Awards honor the students, faculty, and staff who go above and beyond to enhance the wellness of our campus community. Students, faculty, and staff can nominate up to two Wellbeing Champions for every award. Award winners are celebrated at the end of the academic year.

The deadline to nominate your Wellbeing Champions is the third Friday of April for all three Wellbeing Awards:

• The Student Wellbeing Champion Award
• The Campus Wellbeing Champion Award
• The Classroom Wellbeing Champion Award

Thank you for helping us recognize the Wellbeing Champions of Carroll Community College!

As described in Section Six: Code of Integrity for Academic and Behavioral Standards, the Integrity Council, which includes faculty, staff, and students, has the responsibility to uphold the Code and make modifications to the implementation and administration of the Code.

Carroll’s Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) is a cross-campus team that meets regularly to review and respond to report regarding student concerns.

• In the case of any life-threatening or medical emergency, dial 911 immediately. In any other emergency, or with any other safety concerns, please call Campus Police at extension 8123 or 410-386-8123.
  • For non-emergency student concerns, such as referrals for the Care Team or for student integrity-related matters, please submit a report through the new Student Care and Integrity Reporting Portal.
    • The Student Care and Integrity Reporting Portal provides one centralized location for:
      • Alleged Academic Integrity Violations
      • Alleged Behavioral Integrity Violations (Coming Soon)
      • Care Team (Behavioral Intervention Team) Referrals
      • Other Student Support Requests (Coming Soon)
    • Reports are reviewed promptly by the Office of Student Care and Integrity, and outreach or response is typically initiated within 48 hours.
  • Whether you are seeking assistance for yourself or are concerned about a student, the Student Care and Integrity Reporting Portal helps connect students with appropriate resources, support, and interventions that promote their success and wellbeing.
  • As we transition to this new system and continue to refine the process, we appreciate your patience and understanding.
  • If you have questions or need further assistance, please contact Dr. DaVida Anderson, Senior Director of Student Care and Integrity and Chair of the Behavioral Intervention Team (Care Team), at danderson3@carrollcc.eduor 410-386-8217.

  Thank you for your partnership in creating a safe, supportive, and accountable campus community.