Campus EmergencyPreparedness

In the Classroom: Use this guide to prepare for emergencies, as a faculty or a student. Click here for a printable class guide.
In your office or work space: Here are some ideas to get you prepared at work.
Evacuation: Everyone on campus needs to know how to evacuation safely. Here is how, including a campus evacuation map.
Earthquakes: The most important thing to remember during an earthquake is to DROP (get to the ground), COVER (under something, and cover your head in particular) and HOLD ON. The USGS has a great website regarding regarding earthquakes and what to do. See the Drop, Cover and Hold On Video here.
Helping Those In Need: Guidance in helping those persons who need assistance during emergencies is attached.
Shelter-in-Place: Sometimes, sheltering in place is required. Know how. Another great source of information is from the CDC.
Building Marshal Program: Building Marshals are an essential part of building evacuations. Follow their guidance in emergencies. Want to be one? Email me!
CSUF CERT Program: This is the Campus Emergency Response Team. If anyone is interested in joining the campus CERT program, contact the Emergency Preparedness Coordinator.

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