Below you will find Campus Emergency information for the following:
Evacuation Procedures
Fire
Campus Lockdown
Power Outage
Severe Weather
Suspicious Persons
Evacuation Procedures
Evacuate buildings using the nearest exit or alternate exit if nearest exit is blocked or unsafe to use.
Do not use elevators
Secure any hazardous material or equipment before leaving.
Provide assistance to persons with disabilities or special needs.
Evacuate at least 100 feet from buildings.
Buildings managers will account for all personnel.
Proceed to the designated evacuation assembly point (EAP) if possible.
Fire
Suspicious Objects
Do not touch, smell, or disturb object.
Call Campus Safety at ext 5555
Notify a dean, department head, or supervisor.
Prepare to evacuate the building.
Campus Lockdown
Residential housing–proceed to assigned room/apartment and lock the door.
Classroom/administrative building–enter the nearest building. Proceed to classroom or office with lockable door if possible.
Building managers are responsible for locking classroom buildings.
Residential Life Staff is responsible for securing residential housing.
Vehicles approaching campus–do not attempt to enter campus; gates will be locked.
Stay away from doors and windows.
Remain until the all-clear is given by Campus Safety.
Power Outage
Remain calm; provide assistance to others if necessary.
Move cautiously to a lighted area.
Turn off and un-plug computers and other voltage-sensitive equipment.
Severe Weather
When the siren is activated (continuous wail), the following procedures will apply:
Residential housing–follow the instructions of the Hall Staff for shelter procedures.
Classroom/administrative buildings–move to an inner room if possible; drop and cover under a desk or sturdy table.
Stay away from windows.
Assist persons with disabilities or special needs.
Remain until the all-clear is given by Campus Safety.
Suspicious Persons
Do not approach. Contact Public Safety immediately with the following information:
Physical description (i.e., race, sex, clothing, and approximate height and weight).
Location and/or direction of travel.
Behavior being exhibited.
Do not block the person’s access to an exit.