The Emergency Management and Continuity Program helps the UO community protect against, respond to, continue during, and recover from natural and human-caused emergencies.
Emergency Management protects the university's ability to meet its mission of teaching, research, and public service.
Prepare
Emergency Management and UOPD offer personal safety and emergency preparedness trainings. Topics include active threat, pepper spray, de-escalation, and situational awareness. Find preparedness videos and upcoming trainings in the Resource Hub. You can request a training.
Make a Plan
The time to prepare for an emergency is before it occurs, so take some time now to create an emergency plan for future use.
A personal emergency plan can include:
- Thinking about how you'll contact family.
- Building a personal emergency supply kit.
- Preparing your pets.
Faculty resources are available to incorporate into class preparation and course materials such as:
- Evacuation routes.
- Sample syllabus language.
- Emergency procedures posters.
A collaborative, team approach to plan development leads to the strongest outcomes and provides the opportunity to:
- Discuss response options.
- Compile procedures.
- Train staff.
Stay Informed
UO Alerts are part of the university's emergency notification system. Find recent messages and related resources on the Alerts Page.
Sign-up to receive UO Alerts text messages. UO students and employees receive UO Alerts through their uoregon email.
Emergencies Guide
The Emergency Procedures Guide recommends steps to take in specific situations. Learn what to do for:
- Air Quality
- Earthquake
- Evacuation
- Fire
- Hazardous Materials
- Medical
- Person with a Weapon
- Shelter in Place
Meet The Team
Krista Dillon
Chief of Staff
Senior Director SRS Operations
she/her/hers
Vicki Strand
Emergency Manager
she/her/hers
Lindsey Salfran
Executive Assistant
Incident Management Team Planning Chief
she/her/hers
Shelly Clark
Threat Assessment and Clery Coordinator
she/her/hers
Molly Kennedy
Community Relations Coordinator
she/her/hers