Emergency & Safety
Executive Summary
The College of Education maintains an up-to-date Emergency Management and Response plan to provide guidance for all elements and operations of the College of Education, to prepare for, and respond to, and recover from man-made, natural or other disasters and major emergencies. The plan follows four fundamental concepts: preparation, mitigation, response and recovery. The college works closely with other university agencies such as the Office for Security and Emergency Preparedness and Campus Police who in turn work with outside local and federal agencies to provide assistance in the event of an emergency.
The scope of disasters that might impact the College of Education include, but are not limited to power outages, severe weather, fires and explosions, transportation accidents in the areas immediately outside of the college, laboratory accidents or medical emergencies. The intent of this document is to keep the college prepared for and responsive to the types of emergencies that could happen at the college, and to assist in keeping the safety of all our students and personnel at the uppermost level of priority.
Following any emergency, write a detailed but concise report of the incident using the COE Emergency Incident Report Form found in the appendix
Make copies of the checklist(s). These are your Emergency Report Records; send a copy to the Emergency Operations Manager (Steve Harris), Office of Security and Emergency Preparedness. Be sure to keep the originals in your file.
These procedures apply to Aderhold Hall and River’s Crossing. The Ramsey Center has a plan that is coordinated by the activities department. The Ramsey Center has its own Emergency Operations Plan in Place and all Personnel are instructed to use this plan while at the Ramsey Center
American Red Cross Trained Personnel
Building Emergency Action Plan-Aderhold
Building Emergency Action Plan-River’s Crossing
