1. Emergency Notification: AU ALERT Important to know when there’s an emergency System only used when there is a need for: Immediate action Sharing critical time-sensitive information AU ALERT System Methods: Text, voice and email messages Social networking sites Twitter, Facebook Mobile apps (available soon) Outdoor warning sirens Fire alarms/indoor public address Desktop alerting Cable TV emergency alert system Weather radios Digital displays in some buildings

2. Emergency Guidelines Being prepared is key Review guidelines and keep handy Important contact numbers on back Severe weather Shelter areas in interior of buildings on lower levels – best available areas, but not tornado-proof Classes suspended for duration of tornado WARNING Unsuitable shelter at home? Two buildings are open during tornado watches: Greene Hall (College of Veterinary Medicine) Draughon Library (main campus)

3. Basic Rules for Personal Safety Stay alert to your surroundings Be aware and prepared Stand tall and walk confidently Use buddy system Trust your instincts LEAVE if you don’t feel comfortable Report suspicious activity See something? Say something! Lock doors to residences and vehicles

4. Campus Safety Resources Emergency call boxes Over 70 on campus Push button to call for help Dials 911 and IDs your location Help is promptly dispatched Night security shuttle Safe ride on campus 7 days/week when classes are in session (no holidays/home football games) Hours: 6 pm to 7 am

5. Pedestrian Safety Cross at designated crosswalks Check for traffic before entering At intersections: Use crossing signal/cross with traffic light Watch for turning vehicles At mid-block crossings: Make eye contact with driver Do not step into crosswalk if there is an immediate danger www.travelwithcareauburn.com