Signficant change in demeanor, attitude, or appearance

Inability to focus or engage

Argumentative, frequent crosstalk, or non-compliance with reasonable requests

Strange or concerning writing that is off-topic from prompt

Disruptive participation in class

Fixation or focus on an individual, place, or system

Hardened or inflexible thoughts or speech

Themes of suicide, death, and/or dying in papers/writing projects that are off topic from prompt

Emotions displayed to an extreme degree or fo prolonged time (e.g., sadness, anxiety, fearfulness)

Inappropriate emotional outbursts (e.g. unprovoked anger/hostility, sobbing)

Expressions of hopelessness, isolation, or worthlessness

Difficulty connecting with the community, making social connections, etc.

Challenges coping with a major life event (e.g. death, break-up, etc.)

Marked irritability, anger, or hostility, frequent conflict with others

Disclosed mental health issue (e.g., depression, anxiety, mood disorder, eating disorder)

Strange or concerning behavior (e.g., seeing or hearing things other people don’t)

Delusional or paranoid speech or actions (e.g. statements/actions that demonstrate a clear detachment from reality)

Panic or excessive worry over relatively common troubles

Teasing or bullying; receiving or giving

Chronic fatigue or falling asleep at inappropriate times

Marked change in personal hygiene

Noticeable increase or decrease in energy level

Dramatic weight loss or gain

Impaired speech or confused, disjointed thoughts

Frequently appears “hung over” or attends class intoxicated

Noticeable signs of self-harm that seem unusual (e.g. cuts, burns)

Direct threat communicated to professor/instructor, staff, student, or other individual(s)

Explicit expression of racist or discriminatory thoughts or other hardened beliefs

Bullying actions including cyberbullying

Physical assault (e.g., pushing, shoving, punching)

Aggressive behavior (e.g., throwing objects, slamming doors)

Storming off when frustrated or angry

Conversations that are designed to upset others (e.g., discussions of weapons, violence, death)

Objectifying or depersonalizing language

Arguing with intent to embarass, shame, or shut down others

Inability to care for oneself

Harassing or agressive action toward others

Stalking behaviors, with or without intent to harm

Excessive alcohol or drug use

Profoundly disturbed or detached view of reality