
Threat Assessment
The University of Richmond strives to foster a community of care, safety, and well-being for all its students, faculty, and staff. Such care, safety, and well-being are enhanced when community members identify behaviors that may pose a potential threat and report those concerns in a caring and timely manner.
As such, the University of Richmond's Threat Assessment Team (TAT) was created to improve community safety through a proactive, collaborative, objective, and thoughtful process of identifying, assessing, managing, and preventing—whenever possible—situations that pose or may reasonably pose, a threat to the safety and well-being of the UR campus community. TAT is not a disciplinary body. It conducts an assessment, and determines the best mechanisms for support, intervention, and response.
The TAT meets at least monthly for regularly scheduled meetings and as needed when a concern is presented.