Mission Statement

The CCSF Assessment & Care Team (CCSF ACT) proactively identifies, assesses, and mitigates risks with a multidisciplinary approach that values the wellbeing and safety of our students and campus community. 

Purpose and Action

  • Improve communication across campus (among faculty, classified professionals, and administrators) to gather more accurate and detailed information about community members in distress.
  • Identify trends and concerns related to health, wellness, and safety across the CCSF Campus Community.
  • Implement continuing education and training opportunities for the campus community (e.g., Supporting Students in Distress, Violent Intruder, Review of Policies & Procedures).
  • Establish prevention and intervention strategies to promote health, wellness, and safety.
  • Work collectively to identify community members in distress and coordinate support, resources, and appropriate referrals.

Orlando Arriola (he/him), Principal Risk & Safety Coordinator

Tony Brown (he/him), Compliance Officer/Title IX Coordinator

Amy Coffey (she/her), Dean of Student Engagement & Wellness (chair)

Katrina Evasco (she/her), Director of EOPS/CARE

Olga Galvez (she/her), Department Chair, Disability Services & Programs for Students (DSPS)

Lisa Romano (she/her), Department Chair, Counseling Services and Programs (CSP) 

Maria Salazar Colon, Office of Student Conduct & Discipline

Michael Snider (he/him), SEIU 1021 Health & Safety Officer

James Tracey (he/him), Department Chair, Labor & Community Studies

Brian Vargas (he/him), Manager, Veterans Resource Center

Mario Vasquez (he/him), Chief of Police, CCSF Police Department

Sandy Vaughn (she/her), LCSW, Student Health Services