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Emergency Procedures Notice to Faculty

Faculty provides a valuable leadership element between the University and students in an emergency. In the event of an emergency, please adhere to the following guidelines:

Before an Emergency Occurs   

1. Know the building marshals for your building.
2. Know the safe evacuation routes from your classroom.
3. Know your evacuation assembly area.
4. Always carry a class roster.
5. In case of evacuation, take your keys and personal belongings.

When an Emergency Occurs

1. Remain calm, your students need to be reassured through your demeanor that they will be safe.
2. Do not evacuate your students unless directed to do so by University authority.
3. If advised to evacuate move your students to the nearest safe evacuation route.
4. Account for all students before and after every evacuation.
5. Only remove injured students if moving them will not cause further injury.  If a student must be left, remove any potentially hazardous items and post a large visible sign on the door indicating a student is still in that room.  Once you have reached safety immediately notify emergency personnel with all the pertinent information (location, type of injury, student name, etc.).
6. Do not re-enter the building until informed to do so by the building marshal or other campus authority.
7. If directed to evacuate campus, follow the evacuation route provided to you by emergency personnel.

EMERGENCY CALLS DIAL 9-1-1 All campus phones and cell phones on campus reach the University Police Department Non-emergency line: (657) 278-2515 24-hour recorded emergency information line: (657) 278-0911 (657) 278-4444

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