Coordinated Community Response Team

What is a CCRT?

A campus Coordinated Community Response Team (CCRT) is a multidisciplinary team of campus and community partners who meet regularly to assess, plan, monitor, and evaluate campus prevention and response efforts.

MTSU CCRT is committed to creating a violence free community. We will ensure dignity, rights, and safety of victims and hold perpetrators accountable through promoting policies that facilitate and coordinate efforts to prevent, respond to, and end power-based violence at Middle Tennessee State University.

The Coordinated Community Response Team (CCRT) engages our communities in the reduction of power-based violence by providing education and prevention through evaluation of the following:

• comprehensive victim services,
• needs of nontraditional students, international students, students with disabilities, veteran students, LGBT+ students, and students of color,
• accessibility to individuals with disabilities and limited English proficiency,
• visibility and sustainability of programming on power-based violence, and-based violence, and
• victim safety and confidentiality.

We value safety. We value trust. We value integrity. We value inclusivity. We value commitment.

If you are interested in learning more or becoming part of the CCRT, please contact Danielle Bratton at Danielle.Bratton@mtsu.edu

Current CCRT Members at MTSU:

Danielle Bratton – Office of Violence Against Women Project Coordinator

Maigan Wipfli – Director of the June Anderson Center for Women and Nontraditional Students

Tommy Roberts – MTSU DVSA Detective

Christy Sigler – Title IX Coordinator

Breanna Owens – Civil Rights Investigator I

Laura Sosh-Lightsy – Assistant Dean of the Office of Student Conduct

Mary Kaye Anderson – Director of Counseling Services

Rick Chapman – Director of Student Health Services

Kevin States – Director of Disability and Access Center

Hannah Leyhew – Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life

Hayden Schimborski – Fraternity and Sorority Life Coordinator

Danielle Rochelle – Director of Intercultural and Diversity Affairs Center

Diane Turnham – Deputy Athletic Director and Senior Women’s Administrator

Ericka Downing – Executive Director of Domestic Violence / Sexual Assault Center

Beth Dye – Alumni Assistant Director

Alissa Belton – Student Support Services Academic Counselor (TRiO)

Bryanna Licciardi – Lecturer / Professional Development Coordinator for the English Dept.

Natalie Hoskins – Assistant Professor

Rebecca Oldham – Assistant Professor

Rachel Davis – Assistant Professor

Mikaela Wiley – TN Department of Health

Chipper Smith – MTSU Health Promotion

Director of Nursing/Clinic Services