Florida State UniversityNew Faculty Orientation

Presented by:

Vicki Dobiyanski, Dean of Students

David L. Perry, FSUPD

Assistant Vice President & Chief of Police

August 18, 2015

Faculty/Staff Emergency Guide

• Purpose:• Create awareness of resources and practices for

dealing with distressed students• Become familiar with resources and practices prior

to needing them• Received paper folder in handouts and

available online at:• http://dos.fsu.edu/_documents/

Faculty_Staff_Emergency_Guide.pdf

Folder Contents

Signs of a distressed student

Crisis response and how to handle questionable behavior

Tips for handling a distressed student who has a weapon

How to gain access to the Victim Advocate Program and Employee Assistance Services

Information about class absence and deceased student notices

Emergency resources for consultation and referral

Folder Resources

• Additional Comments• Confidentiality and FERPA• Student Situation Resolution Team (SSRT)

Interaction with aDistressed Student

If student exhibits behaviors which suggest

he/she may harm self/others or you feel threatened

Call FSUPD at 644-1234

or 911 immediately

If student needs guidance or support but does not exhibit

harmful behaviors or you do not feel threatened

Depending on the situation,contact or refer the student

to the following resources

(see grid)

Dean of Students Department

Contact the Department for Assistance

644-2428

Located in University Center A

Part of the Division of Student Affairs

• Case Management Services• Victim Advocate Program• Student Disability Resource

Center

• New Student & Family Programs• Student Rights & Responsibilities• Withdrawal Services

The Florida State University

Police Department

Assistant Vice President and Chief David L. Perry

Deputy Chief Jim RussellCaptain Jason Trumbower

FSUPD Fact Sheet

• Full Service, Accredited Law Enforcement Agency (Florida Commission on Accreditation)

• Police with powers of arrest, not Campus Security• 24/7/365 campus response• 67 sworn Police Officers, numerous civilian

support staff• Follow compliance with Department of Education

Crime Reporting Guidelines (Clery)

Critical Incident Training

FSUPD Conducts Yearly “Realistic” Training

Have Instructors on staffYearly Weapons QualificationAccredited Agency with approved Policy

and Procedures

FSU Emergency Alert System

Primary Notification Methods•www.fsu.edu Home Page •Alerts.fsu.edu (Alerts Page)•Outdoor Sirens•NOAA Weather Radios •Text Messages •E-mail •Blue-Light Safety Telephones •(850) 644-INFO Hotline

• 530AM Visitor Information Radio

• Voice-mail Message • Reverse-Dialing

(ADA) Computer Network-Up

Windows RSS Feeds Network Login Portals

(Omni) Facebook MySpace Twitter

FSU Emergency Alert System

Secondary Notification Methods 2-Way Radios Electronic Message Boards Electronic Card Swipe Seminole Cablevision WFSU Television WFSU Radio Vehicle Public Address

Speakers

Network Login Pages (Blackboard and Omni)

Online Newspaper Voice over Fire Alarm

FSU Mobile Application

http://police.fsu.edu/FSU-Guardian

TrainingDomestic Security Awareness Training for Faculty

Training Videos shown during classroom training sessions

Student Employee

Threat Assessment Team

Information is Power

Where YOU Can Make A Difference!

Timely Notification of Situations and Incidents (Regardless of the Location)

Proper Communication with FSU Staff or Administrators Proper Communication with the Dean of Students Office or the Police

Department Tell Someone! The Little Things Matter: If you See Something – Say

Something!

Florida State University New Faculty Orientation

• Chief David L. Perry, FSUPD Chief of Police 850-644-1234/ dlperry@fsu.edu

• Vicki Dobiyanski, Dean of Students 850-644-2428/ vdobiyanski@fsu.edu