Chancellor Everts, in her remarks at the 25th Annual Walk For Awareness earlier this week, challenged us to “embody the ‘It’s Up To Me’ campaign every day.” This campaign emphasizes the important role each of us plays in the health and safety of all members of our community, the need to watch out for one another, and the importance of saying something when we are concerned. This is what we do when a member of our community needs our help, and you are responding. Please continue sharing this information so that more people are aware and engaged.

It is important for you to know that you are not alone. Access to critical resources can be found at http://appcares.appstate.edu. Please do not hesitate to engage the services of these resources if they can assist you with your well-being or that of someone you know.

University Police ask that you review the most recent update and contact them at 828-262-2150 if you have any information that could assist in the search. Reports can be made anonymously at http://police.appstate.edu/crime-tip-submission-form.