What to Do When the Level Changes

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Emergency Preparedness

2010 Great ShakeOut, October 21, at 10:21 am For the latest information on the ShakeOut and preparing for emergencies in general see the attached documents: GSO Introductory Message GSO Message 1 GSO Message 2 GSO Message 3 GSO Message 4 GSO Message 5

President's Message

President Gordon's Message to the Campus Community

Campus Emergency Notification System

	CSUF's New Telephone Emergency Notification System
	Instructions for Updating Your Contact Information
	Emergency Notification System FAQ

Emergency Procedures: Your Responsibilites

	Staff
	Faculty
	Managers
	Students
	Disaster Service Workers

Emergency Management

Emergency Operations Plan

Being Prepared

	Shelter-in-Place Guidelines
	Personal Preparedness
	Disabled Persons Evacuation
	Emergency Supplies
	Evacuation Assembly Areas

Coping With Emotional Issues Following a Campus Emergency

Counseling & Psychological Services

Related Links

	Preparing for Emergencies - Ready.gov
	Governor's Office of Emergency Services
	Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) - Are You Ready Campaign
	American Red Cross - Be Prepared Campaign
	Avian Influenza Pandemic

Department of Homeland Security

What You Can Do When the Threat Level Reaches:

	Red--Severe
	Orange--High
	Yellow--Elevated
	Blue--Guarded
	Green--Low

Website: Department of Homeland Security/National Threat Advisory

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