Here’s what works and what doesn’t across five broad campus public safety operational categories: personnel, plans and procedures, facilities, equipment and communications.
The University of Kentucky is one of many campuses that chose to continue distance learning for the remainder of the year and to postpone graduation.
Many U.S. colleges and universities are prepping empty dorms and other large facilities to house both coronavirus patients and healthcare workers.
These phishing emails are typically marketing coronavirus information and ask you to open an attachment to see the latest news and statistics.
Schools, churches and even groups of friends are taking to Zoom, Webex, Microsoft Teams, BlueJeans and other videoconferencing apps to catch up on lost instruction time, hear the latest sermon or just hang out with family and friends.
Videoconferencing can help your campus cut costs and survive during these uncertain times.
Handwashing and home isolation are still most effective at slowing down COVID-19.
Additionally, the coronavirus has prompted the shuttering of several large urban school districts.
Many universities are moving their classes to online formats.
This guide was developed to encourage you to look at your current preparedness plan’s effectiveness and determine how you can strengthen it before an active shooter threat becomes a reality.
Crisis response can be a weak spot for many campuses. Learn how to manage tasks, share response plans and maintain command and control over response teams during a crisis.
