1. Safety on Campus
Roy Schifilliti
Vice President for Administration, Institutional Effectiveness, and Innovation

3. Transition to College What keeps me up at night?

4. Who we are?
Ed Jacques – Director of Facilities
Charles Noyes - Director of Security
Jimmy Kambutu – Manager of Security

5. Some of what we do?
Safety
Security
Emergency
Preparedness

6. Being Prepared

7. Trained for Crisis

8. Emergency Plans Blizzard Bomb Threat Civil Disturbance
Computer Systems Failure
Drought
Earthquake
Electrical Failure
Epidemic
Fire Alarm Failure
Fire (External)
Fire (Internal)
Flood (External)
Flood (Internal)
Fuel Oil Shortage
Generator Failure
Haz Mat Incident (Internal)
Hostage Situation
Hurricane
HVAC Failure
Ice Storm
Natural Gas Shortage
Serious Crime
Sewer Failure
Steam Failure
Structural Failure
Telecom Failure
Temperature Extremes
Terrorist Attack (Campus)
Terrorist Attack (Local)
Terrorist Attack (National)
Thunderstorm
Tornado
Transportation Failure
Travel Emergency
VIP Visit
Water Failure

9. Family Emergency Communication Plan
Identify an out-of town contact.
Be sure every member of your family knows the phone number and has a cell phone, coins, or a prepaid phone card to call the emergency contact.
Make sure to tell your family and friends that you’ve listed them as emergency contacts.
Know how to use text messaging
Check the Wheelock Web site for information

10. Keeping Everyone Informed

11. Campus Safety

12. Campus Safety
What Wheelock College does to help ensure your students safety;
On site Security personnel & Facility staff 24/7
Floor Meetings with Students
Card Access to all buildings & Video Surveillance
Evacuation/Fire drills
Emergency Call Boxes
Roving Patrols including Dorms
Public Safety is part of an Internal Emergency Response Team
Officers trained in First-aid, CPR and AED
Established relationships with Local, State Police and Fire officials
Trained to respond in a timely manner to any and all incidents on campus
Mandatory incident reporting for all events

13. Campus Safety – Should and Shouldn’t
Do:
Travel in groups
Have a way to get home
Remain aware of your surroundings
Having your school ID and room keys with you at all times
Lock Your Doors
Don’t’:
Smoke (on campus)
Go home with a stranger
Accept drinks from strangers
Travel in unfamiliar areas alone
Use:
Resident Life Staff
Security Staff
Campus Escort
Safety Fund
Common Sense

14. Walk in Pairs (use Common Sense)
Let others now where you are going
Walk in well lit areas at night
Be City Savvy

15. Your Questions