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CRISIS RESPONSE PLANWNMU UNIVERSITYUpdated October 2007 A committee of faculty, staff and students has been established to create a pandemic preparedness and response plan for Western New Mexico University. This committee is currently finalizing the plan which will be posted on the WNMU web site when it is finalized. Questions may be directed to Dr. Chris Farren, VP of Student Affairs and Chair of the Crisis Intervention Response Team (CIRT) at farrenp@wnmu.edu or at 575-538-6339.
I. CRISIS RESPONSE PLANThis plan has been established to cope with major incidents that may endanger human health and safety, property or the ability of the campus to function. The plan defines the roles and responsibilities of departments and divisions during major incidents.
II. RESPONSE PRIORITIESRegardless of the type of major incident, the following priorities will always apply:
III. THE CRISIS RESPONSE TEAM LEADERThe Vice President for Student Affairs coordinates the University's response to all major incidents. In his/her absence, another Senior Management Team member shall be directed by the President to act as the Team Leader according to the following sequence:
IV. RESPONDING TO A MAJOR INCIDENT
V. THE COMMAND CENTER AND RELATED OPERATION CENTERSThe Command Center will be located in the Sierra conference room in the Student Memorial Building. In case of extreme crisis, key members of the CIRT will meet in the Sierra conference room. In situations when the Silver City campus has been evacuated, the off campus command center will be in Watts Hall. The Vice President for Student Affairs, who serves as the CIRT Leader, will notify Campus Police to prepare the Command Center (the Sierra conference room). This location provides access to the crisis communication phone bank, extensive documents and procedures for use during an emergency or crisis, and other items as noted in the Campus Crisis Packet. Phone Bank Location: To communicate with parents, students, and other concerned persons regarding a crisis, a phone bank would be set up in the Command Center. Gathering space for large group: The Intramural Gymnasium will serve as the designated gathering space for students and others on campus during an emergency. In situations involving severe weather, persons living or working on campus would be directed to the ground floors and interior hallways of buildings. Generators:A large, diesel powered generator would power the upper and lower levels of the Student Memorial Building to provide lights, heat, and limited cooking functions. Storage Location for the crisis plan/packet: the crisis packets will be stored in two locations on campus. One packet will be stored in a locked cabinet mounted in the Sierra conference room in the Student Memorial Building. The second crisis packet would be stored in a locked cabinet in the Campus Police offices.
VI. THE CRISIS INTERVENTION RESPONSE TEAMThe Western New Mexico University Crisis Intervention Response Team (CIRT) is comprised of the following positions and others may be added or substituted depending on the emergency. The exact membership of the Team will vary depending on the nature of the incident. Incident response will require close communication with the Silver City Fire and Police Departments and/or other mutual aid organizations as needed.
Attachments: Specific Incident Response Plans
The following specific incident plans are to be used as guidelines but may not address every possible incident.
Catastrophic Injury or Death of Student(s) Violent, Disruptive or Criminal Behavior (includes harassment and stalking incidents) On Campus Hostage or Terrorism Incident Incidents Involving Students Studying Abroad
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