Are you taking the proper precautions to protect your students?
Colleges are vulnerable to a wide range of unexpected crises, from natural disasters to student deaths. Knowing how to prepare for these events - and deal with the aftermath - can save your campus from further hardship.
Crisis on Campus provides proven prevention strategies and effective responses for handling all kinds of crises – which will inevitably strike your campus. Conveniently divided into separate chapters by topic, this pamphlet provides guidance on:
- Dealing with Campus Violence
- Stemming Alcohol and Drug Abuse
- Recognizing and Helping Students with Psychological Disorders
- Preventing and Responding to Fires
- Preparing for and Coping with natural Disasters
- Preventing and Reacting to terrorism
- Keeping Students Abroad Safe
- Ensuring Legal Compliance
Within each chapter, a variety of situations are explored so you are equipped to handle any problems that may arise. For instance, you learn how to:
- Analyze your institution’s alcohol policies to prevent hazing and student deaths
- Plan ahead for incidents of mass contamination including anthrax scares
- Conduct fire drills early and often to prepare students and staff for emergencies
- Prevent copycat suicides on your campus
- Manage large crowds during major events
- Secure your campus tunnel systems
- Design disability-inclusive emergency evacuation plans
- Educate both on- and off-campus students
- And much more!
(2006. Pamphlet. 126 pp.)