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It is the goal of the Department of Housing and Residence Life to partner with residents and other campus officials to provide a safe and secure environment for residents to live and learn. There are many measures/strategies in place that offer residents ways to be and stay safe while on campus; however, it is the responsibility of each resident to do their part by practicing safety measures and reporting any suspicious activities. |
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1. The most effective strategies for a safe
campus are education and prevention. Crime prevention programs
are conducted in all residence halls each semester; and tables,
booths, flyers, bulletin boards, and the Residence Life Channel
are utilized throughout the year to remind residents of the
importance of being alert, cautious, and to report any type of
suspicious behavior. Residents are informed of policies and
procedures and are held accountable through the judicial system
for any action that breeches the health, safety, and security
of others.
2. Housing and Residence Life partners with Public Safety and Student Affairs to provide a Night Patrol service that patrols around and in the residence halls and parking lots, checking lights and doors, and provides a walking escort to students. 3. State-of-the-art Code Blue emergency/courtesy phones are installed near the entrance of the residence halls. 4. The entrance to all residence halls are locked 24/7, except at selected times, such as move-in, move-out, Open House, Orientations, and other special occasions. All building exterior entrances are accesed by the studet ID card. Many of our halls offer ID access to the student room as well. 5. A system of e-watch cameras have been installed in the interior and exterior of many of the housing facilities. The cameras are for recording purposes. 6. The residence halls/apartments are managed by live-in staff, such as Resident Advisors, Resident Directors, Assistant Resident Directors, and full-time Area Coordinators who are on-duty/call 24/7, including breaks and holidays. All staff is trained in the response protocol for emergencies, such as fire, tornado, pandemic, and crisis. 7. The housing facilities are equipped with fire safety systems, and residents are educated as to proper procedures in case of emergencies. Regular inspections and drills are conducted for staff and residents. |
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To learn more about how ETSU addresses the safety needs of students, and to view reporting and safety statistics to the campus, click here . |
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Please view this presentation and this brochure for information on fire safety in the residence halls.
Safe Voyage Shuttle / Escort
Call 423-914-5940 8 PM-12 AM (Mon-Fri) for Johnson City Transit on campus shuttle [Fall/Spring Semesters] or visit the BUCSHOT Web site
Call 423-439-4480 during all other times for escorted walk by campus security personnel
Missing Student Procedure
Please view our Missing Student Procedure here.
OASIS (Outreach & Awareness: Sexuality Information for Students)
Click here for more information.