Student Conduct & Case Management
The Student Conduct process at Austin Peay State University is focused on providing students a community entrusted with personal responsibility and accountability achieved through fair and consistent investigations and resolutions of alleged violations of the Student Code of Conduct. The Office is committed to providing impartial and educational processes that foster the highest standards of ethical behavior, student learning, and civic responsibility while promoting an environment that respects the rights of all students
What is the CARE/BIT?
The focus of APSU’s CARE/Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) is to encourage faculty, staff, and students to communicate and respond regarding students of concern. Whenever concerning students and their situations are brought to the attention of the intervention team, BIT members meet to gather data and plan for a coordinated response. The ultimate goal is to provide students of concern with assistance, to mitigate risk, or both. The BIT’s ultimate goal is to help keep the APSU community healthy and safe through early, appropriate intervention and to promote a safe environment focused on student learning and success. The campus community will be educated on an ongoing basis regarding the team and its operations and how to respond to students of concern. Use the CARE/BIT form to refer a member of the campus community to the team.
Who's on the team?
Jo Baldwin, Director of Student Conduct & Case Management: University Center 206 baldwinj@apsu.edu
Gregory Singleton, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs & Dean of Students: University Center 206 singletong@apsu.edu
Joe Mills, Assistant Vice President of Student Affairs & Director of Housing, Residence Life & Dining Services: Miller Hall 121 millsj@apsu.edu
Director of Boyd Health Services & Counseling Services: Ard Building (Corner of College St. and University Ave.)
Jamie McCrary, Director of Student Disability Resource Center: University Center 114 mccraryj@apsu.edu
Alexandra Wills, Director of Service Learning and Community Engagement: 322 Home Ave. (Corner of Home Ave. and West Ave.- white house, red door) willsa@apsu.edu
Sammie Williams, Chief of Police: Shasteen williamss@apsu.edu
Michael Kasitz, Assistant Vice President for Public Safety: Shasteen kasitzm@apsu.edu
Tucker Brown, Interim Senior Vice Provost and Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs: Browning 109 brownt@apsu.edu
Corey Harkey, Associate General Counsel: Browning 151 harkeyc@apsu.edu
Suicide is the 2nd leading cause of death among college students. If you are interested in being trained in QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) please reach out to Jo Baldwin at baldwinj@apsu.edu or Claudia Alonzo alonzoc@apsu.edu
Resources if you or someone you know is in crisis:
- APSU Counseling Services: Ard Building- Corner of College St. & University Ave. (931) 221-6162
- National Suicide Prevention Hotline: 988
- Crisis Text Line: Text "TN" to 741741
- Veterans Crisis Line: (800) 273-8255 and Press 1
- The Trevor Project (LGBTQ+): (866) 488-7386
- APSU Student Affairs: University Center, Room 206 (931) 221-7341
- APSU Campus Police: Shasteen Building (931) 221-7786
APSU is committed to educating our campus community about Sexual Misconduct. There are several opportunities to learn more about our campus policy as well as learn how to report, who to report to, and what the University is required to do once we have knowledge that something occurred. These events are open to the entire campus community.