Call or Handle?
Crisis Response
Policy Under Pressure
Safety Systems
Ethics & Accountability
200

A resident is crying but not suicidal. What do you do first?

Listen, support, assess, consult pro-staff if needed.

200

Are RAs expected to resolve crises alone?

No

200

Should RAs debate policy during enforcement?

No

200

Who resets breaker boxes?

RAs can once after which coordinator should be notified.

200

Who is responsible for student behavior? 

Student

400

Which alcohol situations require escalation?

Non-compliance, volume, safety concerns.

400

What should happen after calling 911?

Contact professional staff.

400

What if a student refuses to provide ID?

Contact University Police.

400

What if an elevator stalls?

Contact pro staff and follow protocol.

400

Why avoid promises during incidents?

Outcomes are not RA-determined.

600

Why escalate when parents are involved?

Professional staff handle parent communication.

600

Why avoid sharing details during crises?

Privacy and accuracy.

600

Why remain calm during non-compliance?

To prevent escalation.

600

Why implement fire watches?

Safety systems are compromised.

600

What ethical principles guides decisions?

Safety and fairness.

800

What if a situation feels minor but involves drugs?

Call professional staff.

800

What overrides confidentiality?

Safety

800

When does enforcement become safety-focused?

When risk or non-compliance occurs.

800

Daily Double

RA role during fire watch?

Monitor and report hazards.

800

Why escalate bias incidents?

Community safety and equity impact. 

1000

What is the risk of under-escalation?

Student harm and RA accountability issues.

1000

Why treat emotional distress seriously?

It can escalate to life-threatening situations.

1000

What undermines RA authority most often?

Inconsistency

1000

Why is delaying emergency response dangerous?

Increases risk to life.

1000

What is the long-term impact of ethical responses?

Trust and community integrity.

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