1. Be alert to suspicious situations or persons and report to 911 or 474-2415. Do not attempt to confront the individual.  Should a situation arise where you feel you or someone else is in immediate danger, make every attempt to contact campus police via 911 or 474-2415 or any on-campus blue light alarm. If safe, leave the building immediately. If such exit could further expose you to danger, lock yourself inside a room and barricade the door. Lie on the floor and await the arrival of police personnel. When police arrive, stay on the floor and do not move until directed to do so by police.


2. If you are a victim or witness to any on-campus violation of the law, such as assault, robberies or theft, contact 911 or 474-2415.


3. Notify 911 or 474-2415 as soon as possible and provide them with the following information:
1. Nature of incident
2. Location of incident
3. Description of person involved
4. Description of property involved

4. If you witness a criminal act or notice a person acting suspiciously on campus, notify 911 or 474-2415 and give the information outlined above.

Note: The Executive Vice President and Provost, in consultation with the Vice President for Student Affairs, will make a recommendation to the President regarding continued essential operation and/or closure of the university. The University President or designee shall notify the Board of Trustees of any emergency situation.