Campus Public Emergency Communications |

Saving Lives and Property

Communications during campus emergencies can save property from extensive damage. Communicators can clear up misinformation or create confusion. Communication can even mean the difference between life and death. The purpose of this project is to provide instruction and best practices in campus communications before, during and after emergencies.

Course A is now available. It is an introduction to the topic of campus communications before, during and after emergencies and disasters. Learn best practices for campus public information officers, how to deal with the media, who handles communications during emergencies and lots more. The course sites are currently being moved to another server. Please check back soon to register for the...

About the Project

Public emergency communications dealing with terrorism or natural disasters on the nation’s campuses is a responsibility shared by state and local public officials and first responders, college and university administrators and emergency managers, student housing managers, and other stakeholders having a commitment to the safety

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The course sites are currently being moved to another server. Please check back soon to register for the courses.

Resources

Resources referenced in the Campus Public Emergency Communications course are available here. There are also additional materials that might also be useful for emergency communications planning and situations.