Campus Preparedness

The safety of students is an extremely important responsibility. In an emergency, Building and Floor Marshals have been provided with the training, equipment, and other resources that enable them to carry out their assigned responsibilities under the University’s emergency procedures.

Students have important responsibilities, too – to make plans as recommended for communicating with family, friends, and roommates in an emergency, to know and be prepared to respond to the University’s emergency procedures, and to keep a fresh supply of certain provisions and supplies on hand.

CSU Active Shooter Video

This video outlines the "Run, Hide, Fight" survival method to be used in the case of an active shooter situation. It was produced for the CSU system to help prepare students, faculty, staff and community members for the potential threat of a gunman. The video was produced with input from campus police chiefs throughout the 23 CSU campuses.

Click here to redirect to the video: CSU Active Shooter Video

Building & Floor Marshals

This annual, one hour training will cover the following areas:

  • Program Overview and History
  • Responsibilities of Building Coordinators and Floor Marshals
  • Multi Hazard Plan/Building Emergency Plan
  • Evacuation Procedures/Procedures for the Disabled
  • Interaction with First Responders
  • Active Shooter Response

This training is open for anyone who is interested in learning about what to do in case of a building evacuation or emergency. However, attendance is mandatory for all members of the building emergency preparedness teams, building coordinators, and floor marshals who have responsibilities during a disaster or emergency.

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