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Emergency Message System Links
Important Emergency Phone Numbers
SUNY Cortland University Police
(607) 753-2111 or 9-1-1
Cortland City Police Department
9-1-1
Cortland Fire Department
(607) 756-5611 or 9-1-1
SUNY Cortland Counseling Center
(607) 753-4728
Know the Warning Signs
Signs that someone may become violent include social withdrawal, trouble controlling anger and an interest in violence or weapons.
Get Help
If you notice warning signs of violent behavior, tell an instructor, a resident assistant (RA), a counselor, a police officer or a parent.
Trust Your Instincts
Share your concerns honestly. If you're wrong, that's ok. If you're right, you may save lives.
Threat Assessment Team
In a collaborative effort, the Division of Student Affairs and the Division of Academic Affairs have established a threat assessment team. The notion behind the team is to bring to the table expertise from experienced professionals, including law enforcement, in response to student behavior that poses a potential risk of violence to self or others.
Its intent is to formalize a process for reporting and addressing specific, alarming behaviors that do not fall within existing reporting procedures such as those established by the Counseling Center, University Police, Residential Services and Judicial Affairs.
Specifically, the team will:
- create a care management system to intervene early with students who are at risk;
- watch for information, both oral and written, from faculty and staff about behavior that may be threatening;
- stay attuned to escalating behavior or potential physical violence and
- develop a plan of action for the student such as contacting parents, referrals to various campus resources, disciplinary action, etc.
Team Members
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact team members.
Marley Barduhn, associate dean of education, (607) 753-5431
Jerome O’Callaghan, associate dean of arts and sciences, (607) 753-4314
Steven Dangler, chief, university police, (607) 753-4124 (emergency (607) 753-2111 or 911)
Richard Peagler, director of counseling and student development (607) 753-4728
Eileen Gravani, associate dean of professional studies (607) 753-2702
Ralph Carrasquillo, director of residential services (607) 753-4724
Nanette Pasquarello, director of judicial affairs, (607) 753-4725
Greg Sharer, vice president for student affairs (607) 753-4721


