Campus Assessment, Response, and Evaluation (CARE) Team

Submit CARE Report

Mission Statement

The Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso Campus Assessment, Response, and Evaluation (CARE) Team is a multi-disciplinary group of campus professionals that work in a proactive and collaborative approach to respond to campus community concerns. The CARE Team works to intervene early and develop appropriate courses of action for referred students. The team strives to promote individual student wellbeing, success, and autonomy while prioritizing community safety.

What Does the CARE Team Do?

The CARE Team serves as a centralized resource for identifying, evaluating, and responding to concerns that may impact the safety, well-being, or success of TTUHSC El Paso students. Examples of situations where the CARE Team may intervene include:

  • Behavioral changes that may indicate distress or mental health challenges.
  • Concerns about safety, including self-harm or harm to others.
  • Academic or personal struggles affecting well-being.
  • Access to resources, support systems, or accommodations.

By collaborating with departments across campus, the CARE Team develops individualized plans to support those in need while ensuring the safety and integrity of the university environment.

How to Submit a Report

If you observe concerning behavior or feel someone could benefit from additional support, submitting a report to the CARE Team is quick and easy. Reports can be submitted by students, faculty, staff, or community members.

  1. Online Report Form:
    Complete the online CARE Team report form [insert link] to share details about the situation. Be as specific as possible to help the team assess and respond effectively.
  2. Email or Call:
  3. In Case of an Emergency:
    For immediate concerns involving imminent danger, contact TTUHSC El Paso Police at 915-215-7111 or dial 911 before submitting a CARE report.

Your report is confidential and will only be shared with appropriate individuals involved in addressing the concern.

Together, we can create a campus community that thrives on compassion, understanding, and mutual support.