The Emergency Management Office, housed within the Division of Administration and Finance, is responsible for Rhode Island College's emergency preparedness.
We prepare the Rhode Island College community for emergencies through strategic planning, documentation, communication, education, training, and exercises.
The Rhode Island College Office of Emergency Management works to protect the campus community through preparedness, planning, training, and coordinated emergency response. We collaborate with campus departments and local, state, and federal partners to enhance safety, build resilience, and ensure the College is prepared for emergencies of all types.
Whether you're looking for emergency procedures, preparedness resources, building information, or the latest safety updates, we're here to help you prepare before an emergency happens.
Our mission is simple: Prepare. Protect. Recover.
Active Threat/Active Shooter (ATAS) Training is a 90-minute training designed to prepare students, faculty, and staff to respond effectively in the unlikely event of an active assailant situation.
Active Threat/Active Shooter (ATAS) Training is a 90-minute training designed to prepare students, faculty, and staff to respond effectively in the unlikely event of an active assailant situation.
Active Threat/Active Shooter (ATAS) Training is a 90-minute training designed to prepare students, faculty, and staff to respond effectively in the unlikely event of an active assailant situation.
Lawrence will coordinate emergency operations at Rhode Island College