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91ԭƬ Cares


Immediate threats of harm to self or others is an emergency and should be directed to 911, and then to the Director of Wellness Services 636-584-6577.
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91ԭƬ Cares is a resource for students and staff to help protect the health and safety of our community. At 91ԭƬ, we know maintaining a safe, welcoming environment allows students to focus on their education and get the most out of their time at the college.

How can 91ԭƬ Cares help?

91ԭƬ Cares is designed to reach out to students who seem to be hurting or struggling. It’s about lending a helping hand and intervening when potential red flag behaviors are identified. Reporting the issues of concern can assist us in connecting students with the appropriate resources.

Meet your 91ԭƬ Care Team


Our Team supports our students in building personal success and our campus in fostering a caring and safe community.

Heather Bond
Director of Wellness
Bobby Covington
Academic and Career Navigator
Jenni Crosby
Assistant Director, 91ԭƬ Rolla
Tyrone Davidson
Director of Advising
Deanne Fiedler
Athletics Assistant
Melissa Green
Rolla Success Coach
Ashley Ricks
Wellness Navigator
Lindsay Riegel
Retention Coordinator
Sarah Leassner
Vice President, Student Development
Tommie Lowe
Campus Police
Todd Schlitt
Campus Police

Get Support


The 91ԭƬ Care Team can help you get support for:

  • Basic Needs
  • Emergency Aid
  • Grief & Loss
  • Transition to College
  • Connect to Resources (On & Off Campus)

91ԭƬ Cares Forms


Who can make a report?

Anyone can make a report about a student they are concerned for at 91ԭƬ (including themselves).

Help us keep our students and campus safe. Inform 91ԭƬ Cares of any incident using the forms below. Use this interactive tool to easily determine which form to use.

Are you an Employee or a Student?

More information on the individual forms can be found on the Report It page.


Use this form to submit concerns about student’s health, well-being, and engagement. Concerns regarding a student’s mental health, illness or hospitalization, loss of a loved one, relationship concerns, housing instability or other basic need insecurities, academic engagement, and other non-academic barriers impacting a student’s overall well-being may be reported here.

Immediate threats of harm to self or others is an emergency and should be directed to 911, and then to the Director of Wellness Services 636-584-6577.

You may enter a report anonymously via this form. If you choose to do so, please understand it may limit the ability of the Care Team to take action based on the information provided.


The reports are completely anonymous and confidential. Based on what 91ԭƬ Cares discovers, struggling students will have the option to receive free counseling. In some cases, no response may be necessary, or an immediate intervention might be called for.

What should I report to 91ԭƬ Cares?

  • Repeated Classroom Disruption Yelling or Being Excessively Loud
  • Distracting to Other Students
  • Refusing to Leave or Cooperate
  • Destruction of Property
  • Not Complying with Instructions
  • Under the Influence of Substances
  • Aggressive, Threatening or Violent Words/Actions
  • Acts of Physical Aggression
  • Threats of Violence
  • Expressions of Anger/Agitation/Inability to Cope
  • Mention of Violence as a Way to Solve Problems
  • Hostility, Lack of Empathy
  • Aggressive Statements/Threats through Social Media
  • Acts Motivated by Hatred or Discrimination
  • Harassment or Bullying
  • Stalking
  • Bringing Weapons to Campus
  • Writings that Convey Clear Intentions to Harm Self or Others
  • Observed Self-injurious Behavior
  • Excessive Class Absenteeism
  • Paranoia
  • Excessive Hygiene Concerns
  • Reports of Abuse, Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault
  • Extreme Changes in Personality
  • Articulation of Depression, Hopelessness or Harm
  • Suicidal Behaviors

We understand being a college student presents many challenges. Sometimes those challenges can be overwhelming. 91ԭƬ Cares works with students who need assistance with issues ranging from class absenteeism to threats of self-harm or harm to others. Together, we can help keep 91ԭƬ students safe.