Alverno College a number of trainings and programs through the Department of Campus Safety year round. These trainings and programs are available by contactacting the department. The
following is a list of the programs and trainings currently offered through the Department of Campus Safety:
Emergency Procedures Training
This training focuses on the policies and procedures for use during emergencies on campus and is offered for all new students and employees.
Women’s Self Defense
Training programs are available through the Department of Campus Safety in personal safety and protection and are offered each semester as a 1 credit course . Programs have also been
provided through Residence Life to students in the Resident Halls in the past in a non-credit workshop form. These programs are available to the college population. This program is currently
suspended due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention
Trainings and programs in this area are provided in conjunction with the Counseling and Health Services Office and the Student Affairs Division.
Barometer of Behavior
This training is offered to all front line staff and is centered on recognizing the different levels of behavior from Calm to Hostile. Attendees are given a guide to recognize the levels and
what the appropriate action may be.
Safety Escorts
Safety Escorts are offered on campus to anyone from the college community. These escorts can be between buildings or a building and a vehicle, and are offered any time of the day or night.
Limited escorts to bus stops may be available based on staffing and bus stop location.
Emergency Procedures Drills
Federal law mandates certain drills be performed on campus, from fire drills to severe weather. In addition to these required drills, Alverno College also conducts External Campus Lockdown
and Shelter in Place drills. Drills are performed at random times of the day and week, including nights and weekends when classes are in session.
Building Coordinator Training
Alverno College utilizes Building Coordinators throughout the campus to aid the Campus Safety Department, Plant Operations, and the Incident Response Team during emergency response incidents.
Operation ID
Is a program where an engraver, or indelible ink marker is used to label personally owned items with a unique number. This number and markings help police departments to identify the owners
of stolen property. The Department of Campus Safety has forms and loanable engravers for use by the college community under this program. For more information please pick up a flyer on
campus.
Drug Awareness
Training is provided through the Department of Campus Safety to Residence Life Professional staff and to the resident student Community Advisors on drug awareness in the Residence Hall
enviornment.
