MADISON, Wis. -- University of Wisconsin chancellors are reviewing recommendations made by a special commission examining campus safety.

The President's Commission on University Security was formed after the shootings in April at Virginia Tech. Thirty-two people were killed before the gunman committed suicide.

Campus chancellors have until Aug. 20 to discuss which recommendations they will follow.

Commission president Sue Riseling said that funding will be a key part of the discussions.

One of the recommendations is developing an early warning system so that people can report troubling behavior.

Part of that system could include a specialized team, similar to a team of faculty, resident hall staff and mental health professionals developed at UW-Oshkosh.

The team meets regularly to discuss information about students who may be at risk and in need of intervention.

The report also shows some campuses don't have 24-hour police surveillance and have limited counseling resources.