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IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION OR ACTION |
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Remain
calm. |
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Evacuate
if incident affects your building or office. If your office or building
is not affected, stay in your office. Do not go to the incident site. |
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Turn
on your cellular phone. |
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Assess
situation; obtain information through the Vice
President for Business and Financial Affairs. |
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Consult
with Vice President for Business and Financial Affairs to consider
declaring a State of Emergency. (If warranted, sign Declaration
of Campus Emergency.) Notify vice presidents and the Director
of Marketing and Communications. |
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Consult
with Vice President for Business and Financial Affairs to consider
closure of the university. (If warranted, sign Declaration
of Campus Closure.) Notify vice
presidents and Director
of Marketing and Communications. |
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If
the incident requires campus closure, how long will the campus be
closed? What information will students and employees need? |
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Activate
Emergency Plan on recommendation of the Vice President for Business
and Financial Affairs or ranking police officer on duty. |
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Activate
Emergency Policy Group (President’s Cabinet). |
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Inform
and brief the Cabinet on the emergency situation and status as it
affects their areas. |
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Through the Vice President for Business and Financial Affairs, monitor
the campus condition. What is the extent of casualties, injuries,
and damage. What is the extent of the damage to the surrounding local
community? |
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Issue
any necessary public statements through the Director of Marketing
and Communications. |
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Confer
as needed with the Chancellor’s Office and other local and state officials. |
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Authorize
the Vice President for Business and Financial Affairs to announce
the end of the State of Emergency when appropriate. |
Dial 9-1-1 for any emergency and University Police will respond.