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Active Shooter/Workplace Violence
IF YOU SEE SOMETHING SAY SOMETHINGThis is everyone’s responsibility
CAMPUS VIOLENCE POLICYBIG RED POLICY # 2210
ANY ACTS OR THREATENED ACTS OF VIOLENCE WILL NOT BE TOLERATED
DEFINITION OF BULLYING BIG RED POLICY 2240
Repeated mistreatment by verbal abuse, threatening, intimidating, humiliating conduct or sabotage that creates or promotes an adverse and counterproductive environment, so as to interfere with or undermine legitimate University learning, teaching and/or operations.
PHYSICAL
VERBAL
NONVERBAL
ANONYMOUS
THREATENTING A PERSON’S JOB OR WELL -BEING
1987 STATEMENT ON PROFESSIONAL ETHICS
Professors shall avoid any exploitation, harassment, or
discriminatory treatment of students.
Professors do not discriminate against or harass colleagues.
Bullying is unacceptable in all working, learning, and service interactions.
University is committed to providing a respectful campus, free of
bullying in all of its forms
FACES OF INNOCENCE
How many school shootings since 12/14/12 ?(Sandy Hook Elementary)
155(includes suicides, workplace violence, accidental shootings, crossfires,
and a gun going off in a kindergarten students backpack)
April 16, 2007
• 33 DEAD• 5 FACULTY
• 27 STUDENTS• 1 SHOOTER
• 25 WOUNDED
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KElyLrrTLB0
Delta State University ShootingSeptember 16, 2015
Killed University Professor and girlfriend
• "I am so very sorry. I wish I could take it back. I loved Amy and she is the only person who ever loved me.“
• University President William LaForge said he didn’t know of any conflict between Lamb and Schmidt but “obviously there was something in Mr. Lamb’s mind.”
Umpqua Community College ShootingOregon
October 1, 2015
http://www.cnn.com/2015/10/06/us/oregon-umpqua-shooting-mother-online-posts/
Northern AZ UniversityOctober 9, 2015
• 18 year old freshman arrested – shot 4 Delta Chi Fraternity members • 1 killed 3 wounded• Tackled by student
• Posing on Instagram• #Gonnakillshit
http://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/arizona/breaking/2015/10/09/officials-shooting-northern-arizona-university-flagstaff/73639496/
Texas Southern UniversityOctober 10, 2015
1 freshman dead, 1 injured after argument at residence hallhttp://abc13.com/news/tsu-shooting-police-identify-student-victim/1025113/
Tennessee State UniversityOctober 24, 2015
http://www.cnn.com/2015/10/24/us/tennessee-state-university-campus-shooting/
1 dead, 2 injured
North Carolina Central UniversityOctober 25, 2015
http://abc11.com/news/student-injured-in-active-shooter-situation-at-nccu/1051098/
Winston-Salem State University
November 1, 2015
1 dead, 1 hurt
http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/student-arrested-winston-salem-school-shooting-article-1.2421797
California UniversityNovember 4, 2015
5 stabbed by 18 year old student in a classroom with a
10 inch hunting knife after being kicked out of study group
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2015/11/09/california-campus-begins-to-heal-as-questions-swirl-in-wake-stabbing-attack/
Victims: UNM Professor And Student • Jealous ex-boyfriend stalked UNM English Professor, Hector Torres and
Stefania Gray, Graduate Student and shot them to death in their home • Police found a classroom number in Ortega Hall where Torres was
teaching an English class written down in the killers home
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WytRpbf_Zwg
Are you safe?
Albuquerque Shooting: Emcore Corporation 'Chaos' Leaves 3 Dead, 4
Injured because of a child custody suit
'Heroic actions' reduced EMCOR tragedy’
SURVIVORS
One Universal-Emotional Leakage
“None of them ‘just snapped.’ They all followed a pathway to violence. They didn't materialize out of the blue as monsters; they became monsters over time, meeting well-established milestones of monstrosity. And most of them didn't even bother keeping their intentions very secret.”
http://www.esquire.com/features/mass-shooters-1014
Suspect told a friend he was going to “shoot up a college campus in 7 days”. One week later, 9 people were killed at church in South Carolina
June 17, 2015
WHY DON’T WE SPEAK UP?Thought they were joking
Don’t want to appear paranoid
Don’t want to be labeled a rat
Afraid to challenge people
Feel supervisor or professor should report it
Feel they should mind their own business
Fear of being accused of blowing things out of proportion
Fear of confrontation
Conflict & confidentiality – “No one will trust me”
Disbelief that it is happening http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7374873n
NM School Shooting(s)• November 20, 1999/Deming Middle School• 12 year old shoots 13 year old female student in head• School officials “had heard a lot of stories” • He said his son no longer wanted to go to school in the United States and had
complained that other kids were bothering him.
• January 14, 2014/Roswell Middle School • 12 year old sawed off shotgun from band case• 10 seconds shoots 12 and 13 year old students
Gun Related Violence Annually In US
• Average of more than 100,000 are shot • An average of 289 people are shot daily, 87 die (8 are children)• A person is shot every 17 minutes • Over 31,000 people are killed by guns every year in homicides, suicides, and
accidents• 12,000 are murdered every year
http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/01/16/16547690-just-the-facts-gun-violence-in-america?lite
Gun Violence• New Mexico’s gun-death rate is 40 percent higher than the national average.• New Mexico is the 10th-worst state for gun deaths• In 2010 New Mexico had the seventh-highest rate of women being killed by
men—the majority of which occur with a firearm.• Children ages 0–19 are killed by guns at a rate almost 60 percent higher than
the national averagehttp://www.americanprogress.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/NewMexicoGunViolence1.pdf
Myths about mass murderers• They just snapped• They were on drugs during event• Psychotic individuals cannot plan in a precise and
methodical manner • Low IQ• Only use guns
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rp9xotK5UGc
Profile of a shooter?
Race? Age? Income?
Circumstances that lead them to kill?
Profiles are useless
Patterns and Profiles
WHOLE PERSON CONCEPT Recognizing gradual or sudden changes of behavior
Substance abuse
US vs. Them mentalityBoasting of weapons/subtle threats/violent fantasies
Rebellion against authority
Viewing everything as negative
Sudden changes in demeanor
Absenteeism/low productivity
Empathy for individuals committing violence
Anger
Anxiety
Depression
Isolated/withdrawn
Neglect in personal appearance
Change in appetite
Quick temper
Moody
Overreaction
Feeling overwhelmed
Has a plan to “solve all problems”
Paranoid
TRIGGERS
INTERNAL VS. EXTERNAL THREATS
DOMESTIC ISSUES
WORKPLACE ISSUES
TRAUMATIC EVENTS
SUBSTANCE ABUSE
STUDENT STRESSORS
• FINANCES• GRADES• CULTURE SHOCK• RELATIONSHIPS• ROOMMATE CONFLICTS
Workplace Violence• Over 6,000 People Have Been Victims Of Homicides At Work In Past 10 Years
• Nearly 2,000,000 American Workers Report Having Been Victims Of Workplace Violence Annually
• Over 6,000,000 Are Threatened Annually
Leading Cause of Death for
Women in the Workplace?
http://www.dps.siu.edu/cp_workplace_violence.htm
WHERE TO GO FOR HELP
UNM POLICE 277-2241 OR 911
SUPERVISOR
FACULTY INTERVENTION TEAM 277-SAFE
DISPUTE RESOLUTION 277-2993
LGBTQ RESOURCE CENTER 277-0834
WOMEN’S RESOURCE CENTER 277-3716
Lobo RESPECT Advocacy Center 277-2911
http://loborespect.unm.edu/services/index.html
RESOURCESPolicy 2240: Respectful Campus
http://policy.unm.edu/university-policies/2000/2240.html
CARS: Civility in the workplacehttp://cars.unm.edu/PDFs/resources/Bullying_and_Civility_in_the_Workplace.pdf
Women’s Resource Center:
http://women.unm.edu/resources/violence-against-women/bullying.html
Campus Violence Policy:
http://policy.unm.edu/university-policies/2000/2210.html
LGTBQ Resource Center:
http://lgbtqrc.unm.edu/services/hate-bias-intake-center.html
Lobo RESPECT:
http://loborespect.unm.edu/
RESOURCES FOR FACULTY AND STAFF FOR STUDENT INTERVENTION AND SAFETY
FACULTY INTERVENTION TEAM
277-SAFE• Student who appears to be in acute distress, e.g. shouting incoherently , weeping
openly, making vague, undirected threats of harm to self or others. • Student-produced material (e-mail, term papers, films) which contains credible threats
of harm to self or others or to the University • Student who expresses credible (but not imminent) ideas of doing physical harm to self
or others, including statements referencing violence as a solution to campus conflict • Student who expresses above on social networking sites
http://cte.unm.edu/resources/guidelines-for-potentially-dangerous-people.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VcSwejU2D0
How do people with disabilities get out?
With YOUR help• Wheelchair
• Crutches• Blind• Deaf
• Designate people or respond on your own• Make sure pathways are unobstructed. They may be able to get out of the
building but not far enough away from it.• Schedule practice drills
Make it a habit
• Know your exits• Face the room
• Sit in aisle seats
EMERGENCY SIRENThe University of New Mexico Emergency Alert Sirens are sounded:
Dangerous to be outdoors, such as a severe lightning storm
Environmental hazard
Threat from an armed individual
During an alert, people who are not on campus and hear the siren should not come on campus. People who are on campus should seek shelter in place or the nearest building. Await further instructions.
Lobo Alert Emergency Messaging System
http://www.unm.edu/~emanage/EMNS.shtml
OTHER TRAINING OFFERED
• Cyber Security – Phishing: How Not To Become a Victim of Email Fraud• Social Networking Security
• Laptop and Cell phone Security• International Travel Security
• Workplace Violence• Identity Theft
Deb Kuidis
277-2058