without involving the local police or sheriff. But there are also issues that we are just not equipped to handle so we will ask for the local police or sheriff to help us out. Once you are familiar with the information enclosed, you will be better prepared to protect our students, yourself and your co-workers. WHAT YOU CAN DO TO PREPARE: Keep emergency supplies in your office (medications, flashlights, comfortable shoes, bottled water, batteries and portable radios). Retain this Emergency Plan Handbook in a visible location in your office. Become familiar with the nearest exit routes in your building. Locate the nearest fire extinguisher to where you are at the time. RVU Guidelines for Crisis Communication In the event a crisis arises at RVU, the following plan should be followed to ensure accurate, timely information is distributed to our internal and external audiences most importantly, the media. A poorly managed crisis will shadow RVU’s – integrity for years. On the other hand, a well-managed crisis can save, if not enhance, the college’s credibility. Designated Spokesperson: President Dr. Cheryl Lovell Fielding the phone calls coming into the School will be the Security Dispatcher. Role: 1) Keep lines of communications open between media and college, relaying information as it is made available.
without involving the local police or sheriff. But there are also issues that we are just not equipped to handle so we will ask for the local police or sheriff to help us out. Once you are familiar with the information enclosed, you will be better prepared to protect our students, yourself and your co-workers. WHAT YOU CAN DO TO PREPARE: Keep emergency supplies in your office (medications, flashlights, comfortable shoes, bottled water, batteries and portable radios). Retain this Emergency Plan Handbook in a visible location in your office. Become familiar with the nearest exit routes in your building. Locate the nearest fire extinguisher to where you are at the time. RVU Guidelines for Crisis Communication In the event a crisis arises at RVU, the following plan should be followed to ensure accurate, timely information is distributed to our internal and external audiences – most importantly, the media. A poorly managed crisis will shadow RVU’s integrity for years. On the other hand, a well-managed crisis can save, if not enhance, the college’s credibility. Designated Spokesperson: President Dr. Cheryl Lovell Fielding the phone calls coming into the School will be the Security Dispatcher. Role: 1) Keep lines of communications open between media and college, relaying information as it is made available.
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