Doctor of Missiology - Biola University

Cook School of Intercultural Studies
Department of Intercultural Studies: Doctor of Missiology
EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS SECTION 2.16
Emergency preparedness is also an individual responsibility. This handbook will serve as a quick
reference for efficient action during emergencies and should be kept in an easily accessible location at
all times. All staff, faculty and students should take the time now to read and become familiar with the
contents of this guide before an emergency occurs.
Reporting an Emergency
To report an emergency, call Campus Safety:
5111.....................on campus
911.......................off campus
State: "THIS IS AN EMERGENCY."
Give the dispatcher:
• your location
• the nature of the emergency
• phone number from which you are calling
• your name
Do not hang up until you are sure no further information is required, unless there is an
immediate threat to your safety. After notifying emergency personnel, notify building staff. Watch
for the arrival of emergency personnel and assist in directing them to the appropriate location.
Contacts:
5111 (all emergencies)
(Also, if any off-campus incident involves university property, please call Campus Safety.)
General Security/Safety Problems
Campus Safety Administrative Office 903-4877
Campus Safety Field Office 903-4812
Student Health
Health Center 903-4841
Office of Learning Disabilities 903-4542
Title IX Coordinators for Discrimination
Student Development 903-4874
Human Resources 903-4757
Date: August 2007 Page 2 of 9