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Monday, September 14
Lunch and Learn: Victim Services
Presented by: Angie Gifford, Victim's Advocate FAU Police Dept.
Noon to 1 p.m.
Davie – LA 148
Fort Lauderdale – HEC 608
Sea Tech – 250
Boca - IS 203
FAU Victim Services is intended to assist students, staff and faculty with the traumatizing consequences of being a victim of crime even if the crime occurred off campus.
Tuesday, September 15
Lunch and Learn: Social Networking
Presented by: Ivan Aristizabal, IRM/BCS
Noon to 1 p.m.
Davie – LA 148
Fort Lauderdale – HEC 608
SeaTech – 259
Boca – IS 203
Treasure Coast – JU 112
Safety issues of social networking sites; how to configure Facebook for secure profile; how to set filters to allow or disallow access to content.
Safety Walk
Fort Lauderdale Campus
7:30 p.m.
Meet at Front Door of Askew Tower
Join the FAU Police and Broward Physical Plant staff on an after-dark walk of the campus to check on safety hazards, lighting levels, and possible repairs needed.
Open to faculty, staff and students.
Wednesday, September 16
RAIN Training: "The First Three Minutes"
Presented by: Deputy Chief Totten, FAU Police Dept.
9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.
Davie – LA 243
Learn the R.A.I.N. Model of crisis response: how to properly RESPOND to an incident on campus, quickly ASSESS the situation, ISOLATE yourself from harm, and NOTIFY emergency responders. One hour session includes 30 minutes of instruction and 30-minute site walk through the Liberal Arts building. Program was developed by University Crime Watch.
Safety Fair
11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
East side of Davie Student Union
Davie Campus
Come visit the fair and meet over a dozen vendors representing personal and community safety. Ride the FHP Convincer, pick up handouts and free gift giveaways. Find out answers to your questions about computer safety, road safety and health services.
Carbon Monoxide Detector Give-Away
On September 28, 2008, three people died from carbon monoxide poisoning in an off-campus Boca Raton residence, two of whom were FAU students. The Boca Raton Fire Rescue Department obtained a $27,000 grant to provide free carbon monoxide detectors to qualified off-campus FAU students. FAU EH&S and campus volunteers will be distributing detectors at the following locations:
In order to receive a free carbon monoxide detector, off-campus FAU students are encouraged to complete the qualification form found at: http://www.fau.edu/facilities/ehs/CARBON-MONOXIDE-DETECTOR-FORM.pdf and bring it along with their Owl Card to the location listed above. For more information, contact Tom Bradley at tbradley@fau.edu.
Safety Walk
7:30 p.m.
Davie Campus
Meet at front door of Student Union near the Oasis Lounge
Join the FAU Police and Broward Physical Plant staff on an after-dark walk of the campus to check on safety hazards, lighting levels, and possible repairs needed.
Open to faculty, staff and students.
Thursday, September 17
Lunch and Learn: Conflict Resolution
Presented by: Dr. Alia Fons-Scheyd, Broward Counseling Center
Noon to 1 p.m.
Davie – LA 148
Fort Lauderdale – HEC 608
Sea Tech – 259
Boca – IS 203
Give peace a chance! This workshop will focus upon practical tips to prevent and safely manage common conflicts in the University setting. Students, staff and faculty members at FAU will benefit from this interactive lunch and learn presentation.
Fire Drills & Grab Bag Give-aways
Unannounced times
Fort Lauderdale & SeaTech Campuses
Monday - Thursday, September 14-17
Safety Information Displays:
8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
SR Atrium
There will be several displays and informational materials provided to the FAU Community regarding personal safety, emergency preparedness, alcohol and drug abuse prevention, and fire safety.
Update Emergency Contact Information:
8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Various Locations
Computers will be available all week for updating emergency contact information.
Tuesday, September 22
Carbon Monoxide Detector Give-Away:
4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Higher Education Center
Carbon Monoxide Detector Give-Away On September 28, 2008, three people died from carbon monoxide poisoning in an off-campus Boca Raton residence, two of whom were FAU students. The Boca Raton Fire Rescue Department obtained a $27,000 grant to provide free carbon monoxide detectors to qualified off-campus FAU students. FAU EH&S and campus volunteers will be distributing detectors at the following locations:
In order to receive a free carbon monoxide detector, off-campus FAU students are encouraged to complete the qualification form found at: http://www.fau.edu/facilities/ehs/CARBON-MONOXIDE-DETECTOR-FORM.pdf and bring it along with their Owl Card to the location listed above. For more information, contact Tom Bradley at tbradley@fau.edu.
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