CGU Disaster Plan
ROSTERS
CGU Command Center
The following individuals, in the order listed, are empowered to implement Disaster
Procedures and assume responsibility for the Command Center in the event of an
earthquake or other disaster:
Interim President of CGU
Vice President & Treasurer
Provost
Director of Facilities
Dean of Students
Bill Everhart
Fritz Weis
Phil Dreyer
David Salazar
Jim Whitaker
The following individuals are to report to the Command Center to facilitate its
operations.
Director of Budget
Director of Human Resources
Director of Communication & Mktg.
Leslie Negritto
Brenda Leswick
TBA
Information Center
Once Disaster Procedures are implemented, the following individuals, in the order listed,
will assume responsibility for the Information Center:
Dean of Students
Director of Personnel - CGU
Associate Dean
Assistant Treasurer
Jim Whitaker
Brenda Leswick
TBA
Jennifer Stockton
CGU Representatives to All-College EOC
In order listed:
Associate Dir. of Com. & Mrktg
Secretary for Com. & Mrktg.
Carol Bliss
Mandy Davis
CGU Representatives to All-College Disaster Readiness Committee
Facilities Director
David Salazar
CGU Facilities Coordinator
Sam Leon
CGU Disaster Preparedness Committees
Vice President & Treasurer, Chair
Director of Facilities
David Salazar
CGU Housing Secretary
Linda Roberge
Assoc. Dir. of Communications and Mrktg.
Carol Bliss
Dean of Students
Jim Whitaker
Facilities Coordinator
Sam Leon
Director of Personnel
Brenda Leswick
Manager of McManus Lounge
Virginia Ramirez
Assistant Treasurer
Jennifer Stockton
Faculty Representative
Phil Dreyer
Subcommittees
Contingencies, Faculty/Student Involvement and Key Participant Logistics
Vice President for Finance & Treas., Chair
Faculty Representative
Dean of Students
Data Systems Manager
Assistant Treasurer
Equipment, Facilities, Food & Evacuation Teams
Director of Facilities,
Facilities Coordinator
Housing Secretary
Manager, McManus Lounge
Education and Training
Assistant Treasurer
Assoc. Dir. of Communications and Mrktg.
Associate Dean
Bill Everhart
Phil Dreyer
Jim Whitaker
Stuart Fermenick
Jennifer Stockton
David Salazar
Sam Leon
Linda Roberge
Virginia Ramirez
Jennifer Stockton
Carol Bliss
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CGU Evacuation/Evaluation Teams
Team #1
Maint. Mech.
Phil Dreyer
Education
Dean DeCocker
Art
Linda Roberge(c,b) Housing
Pat Stodola (c,b,r) Facilities
Team #2
Tom Giblewski(c,b,r)
*Maint. Mech.
Virginia Ramirez(c,b)
Lounge
Jeanette Baca (c,b) GMB
Teresa Shaw
Provost Office
Building Assignments
CGU Housing
1111 Dartmouth
CGU Art
251 E. 10th
Office of Career Service 1017 N. Dartmouth
Building Assignments
Harper Hall
150 E. 10th
Harper East
160 E. 10th
McManus Hall
160 E. 10th
Teacher Ed (GMB) 925 N. Dartmouth
Team #3
Sam Leon(c,b,r)*
Ana Chavez (c,b)
Mary Fallis (c,b)
Wes Balda
Team #4
Darrell Martinez(c,b,r)*Info. Tech.
Jackie Huntzinger Religion
Willie Drake(c,b)
Inf. Tech.
Lisa Griffith (c,b)
History
Facilities Coord.
Art
Stone Library
Mgmt.
Building Assignments
Jagels
165 E. 10th
Stone Library
131 E. 10th
English Dept.
143 E. 10th
Math
121 E. 10th
Burkle Building
1021 N. Dartmouth
* = Team Leader
c = C.E.R.T. Training
b = backpack
r = radio
Building Assignments
Humanities Center 740 N. College
History
710 N. College
Philosophy
736 N. College
Music Dept.
139 E. 7th
A.C.B.
130 E. 9th
I.A.C.
831 Dartmouth
EMERGENCY OPERATIONS COMMAND CHAIR
University President
Stead Upham
Support Required
Runners
Executive Authority and Responsibility
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Serves as Incident Commander, overseeing entire operation
Declares and ends campus State of Emergency
Establishes Emergency Operations Center
Directs emergency operations using key personnel to carry out instructions
Directs activities with outside groups
Authorizes all press releases
Makes final decision on major conflicts during emergency response
EOC CHAIR CHECKLIST
__ Declare State of Emergency
__ Minor Emergency
__ Major Emergency (affects a few buildings)
__ Disaster
__ Instruct Operations Chair to contact emergency personnel
__ Set up Emergency Operations Center (EOC)
__ Brief and Direct Six-College Liaison Officer to report to Six College EOC (if
operational)
Remain in close contact with:
Operations Officer
Logistics/Facilities Officer
Six College Command Liaison
PR Liaison Officer
Planning/Documentation and Finance Officers
Once the above actions have been completed, the role of the EOC Chair is to mediate
and lead.
PUBLIC RELATIONS LIAISON
Director of Communications and Marketing
Marilyn Thomsen
Support Required
Runners
Responsibilities
 Establish and maintain public affairs and communication system during
emergency or disaster situation
 Maintain close contact and communication with EOC Chair/Incident
Commander
 Handle all media relations and rumor control
 Initiate out of area communication system
 Direct Public Relations of CGU
 Refer public volunteers to appropriate officers
 Maintain communications with Six-College Command Liaison
 Monitor Emergency Radio Broadcasts
Remain in close contact with:
EOC Chair
All-College Command Liaison
PR LIAISON’S CHECKLIST
Emergency Broadcast Monitoring
Find a volunteer to listen to battery operated radio and monitor it for emergency
broadcasts; keep EOC Chair apprised of nature of emergency, information relevant to
CGU’s disaster response.
Media Relations and Rumor Control
Maintain close contact with the EOC and support officers; the EOC Chair and Planning
Officer know what’s going on; the support officers know what’s being done, what the
rumor are, etc.
Maintain contact with the Six-College Command Officers in the Six-College EOC
Serve as the spokesperson with outside media and other entities regarding the status of
the situation on campus.
Out of Area Communications Systems
With approval of the EOC, contact __________ to initiate out of area communications
systems. Also, if so determined, initiate mutual aid so that CGU may begin to receive
staff assistance from ________.
ALL-COLLEGE COMMAND LIAISON
Assoc Director of Communications & Marketing
Carol Bliss
Responsibilities
 Report to EOC Chair/Incident Commander for briefing on College condition
 Report to Six-College Emergency Operations Center
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State CGU’s needs for outside support services
Communicate CGU’s surplus services to others
Maintain communications between EOC Chair/Incident Commander and AllCollege Emergency Operations Center.
ALL-COLLEGE COMMAND LIAISON CHECKLIST
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Immediately upon notification of an emergency or disaster, grab your batteryoperated radio and report to the EOC Chair/Incident Commander for briefing on
CGU condition.
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If so directed, proceed to the All-College Command Center
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Throughout the duration of the emergency, stay in touch with the EOC through
voice contact with the EOC Chair, communicating needs of the College to the AllCollege Command Center, and vice versa. Communication is VITAL to your position
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Keep EOC Chair apprised of CUC services available
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Keep All-College Command staff apprised of CGU’s needs for outside services and
any surplus services available to others at the Colleges
OPERATIONS CHAIR
Vice President for Finance and Treasurer
Bill Everhart
Support Required
Runners
Writers
Responsibilities
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Assist EOC Chair
Report CGU’s responses to EOC Chair/Incident Commander
Evaluate Emergency
Initiate contact with key personnel
In conjunction with Facilities/Logistics Officer, begin assessment of CGU
conditions
Set operations priorities with officers
Deploy campus resources to maintain safety and order
Establish log of events
Readjust and reallocate resources as required
Resolve conflicts on operations priorities and resources
Work with Finance/Administrative Chair to ensure compilation and
coordination of records to submit to insurers
OPERATIONS CHAIR CHECKLIST
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Initiate and maintain contact, both oral and written, with Division Chairs, Medical
Services and Search and Rescue Supervisor
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Collect and maintain roll call information, updating if necessary, submit data to
Planning Chair
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If deemed necessary, advise EOC Chair of need to initiate out-of-area support
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Advise EOC Chair of appropriate priorities for medical services and search & rescue;
oversee activities of these two units, redeploying staff and equipment, as necessary.
INFORMATION CENTER CHAIR
Dean of Students
Jim Whitaker
Support Required
Area Representatives
Runners
Responsibilities
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Ensure that faculty and staff assemble in designated areas and report in to
Area Representatives
Receive status reports and roll calls from Area Representatives
Report roll call, known casualties and damage to Operations Chair (who
passes this information on to designated personnel for appropriate action)
Liaison between faculty and staff and Operations Chair in EOC
Coordinates and documents faculty and staff arrivals and departures
INFORMATION CENTER CHAIR CHECKLIST
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Collect roll call and known casualty reports from Area Representatives
Deliver these to Operations Chair
Encourage faculty, staff and students to remain at Mudd Quad
Keep a list of all employees who are volunteering in the emergency operation.
Keep track of all employees’ arrivals and departures, documenting time and date of
departure. Pass on to Finance/Administration Chair
You are the employee liaison with the EOC. Keep employees out of the EOC, work with
Area Representatives to ensure employee safety, and maintain open communication to
ensure calm and control.
GRADUATE STUDENT HOUSING CHAIR
Resident Manager
Linda Roberge
Support Required
Runners
Responsibilities
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Oversee organization of students in reporting/assembly area
Take roll call
Report roll call and known casualties to Operations Chair
Coordinate and document student departures
Serve as liaison between students and EOC
GRADUATE STUDENT HOUSING CHAIR CHECKLIST
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Collect roll call and known casualties
Deliver these to Operations Chair
Move walking wounded to Mudd Quad
Through Six-College Liaison, coordinate any chaplain or counseling services provided
by CUC
Identify student volunteers who can assist key EOC personnel as runners, writers,
document assistants, etc. Coordinate this effort.
Document all student departures and arrivals
Maintain a list of students that were sent to help and where they were sent.
FACILITIES/LOGISTICS CHAIR
CGU Facilities Director
David Salazar
Support Required
Runners
Assistants
Food Services
Supplies
Transportation
Responsibilities
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Secure and monitor supplies and support personnel
Supply and coordinate set up of EOC
Coordinate support staff with CUC Facilities Officer
Provide equipment and personnel to perform shutdown procedures
Provide vehicles for on-campus and off-campus transportation needs
Distribute emergency supplies and equipment to appropriate emergency
officers
Furnish emergency power and lighting as needed
In coordination with Six-College Liaison Officer, direct logistical support
between CGU and CUC
Provide sanitation needs
Provide food and water needs
Provide shelter needs
Provide support supplies (heavy equipment)
Maintain transportation support for equipment and supplies
FACILITIES/LOGISTICS CHAIR CHECKLIST
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Receive damage assessment reports, report to EOC chair
Assess existing facilities
Coordinate services and support effort
Declare buildings safe for entrance by emergency personnel
Declare buildings safe to enter or supply entrance barriers
Direct emergency repairs
Establish alternative facilities as needed
Keep EOC advised of the status of support services
Maintain and renew equipment and supplies as needed
Oversee utilization of carts, other campus transportation vehicles
PLANNING/DOCUMENTATION CHAIR
Provost
Phil Dreyer
Support Required
Writers
Responsibilities
 Compiles logs of events
 Takes receipt of roll call information
 Keeps list of casualties and monitors status
 Documents regulations, procedures, measures authorized by EOC
Chair/Incident Commander
 Directs flow of information into and through the EOC
Documentation Unit
The Documentation Unit is responsible for maintenance of accurate, up-to-date incident
files. Duplication services will also be provided by the Documentation Unit. Incident
files will be stored for legal, analytical, and historical purposes.
Responsibilities
 Set up work area; begin organization of incident files
 Establish duplication service; respond to requests
 File all official forms and reports
 Review records for accuracy and completeness; inform appropriate units of
errors or omissions
 Provide incident documentation as requested
 Stores files for post-incident use
PLANNING/DOCUMENTATION CHAIR CHECKLIST
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Collect roll call information from Operations Chair
Casualty count - monitor this regularly
Daily log of events
Deliver roll call information as directed for
_ EOC
_ Public Information
_ Any other officer who asks, within reason
Appoint Staffing Officer (or do it yourself)
You are in charge of the internal EOC operations
COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER
Associate Provost
TBD
Support Required
Runners
Responsibilities
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Monitor and document verbal and radio communication
Provide support to the Planning/Documentation Chair
COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER CHECKLIST
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Set up EOC charts
Provide office supplies as needed
Maintain current status of all Field groups
FINANCE/ADMINISTRATION CHAIR
Director of Budget
Leslie Negritto
Support Required
Writers
Responsibilities
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Oversee completion of all forms documenting responses to emergency (for
submission to FEMA, State, etc.)
Establish contact with EOC Chair
Determine need for compensation-for-injury claims
Coordinate procurement needs with Logistics Chair
Track all expenses
Manage all claims - related activities for incident
Manage all financial aspects of incident
Ensure accurate recording of daily personnel time
Establish and maintain contact with Financial Services
FINANCE/ADMINISTRATION CHAIR CHECKLIST
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Develop a list of all personnel working on the incident and document the amount of
time they are involved (receive reports from Operations Chair)
Determine the cost of all contract services
Document the cost of all College damage
Track the cost of all supplies used as a result of the incident
AREA REPRESENTATIVES
Support Required
Runners
Responsibilities:
 Assess the situation
 coordinate and communicate with the Information Center Chair
AREA REPRESENTATIVE CHECKLIST
In the event of an earthquake or major emergency other than fire, use the following
checklist as a guide to your responsibilities as a staff Area Representative:
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Locate emergency clip board with list of staff in your department, Emergency
Notebook
If appropriate, activate emergency evacuation procedures
Go to evacuation site; take roll
Keep track of employees arrivals and departures - report to the Information Center
Chair
Depending upon the severity of the emergency, request search & rescue and first
aid teams through the Information Center Chair
If classrooms or studios are in your department, receive roster from Faculty of
students present, injured, etc. Have runner deliver roster to Information Center
Chair at Mudd Quad
Keep a written list of all other individuals in your area (faculty, staff, visitors); note
those injured or in need of assistance of some kind; have runner deliver list to
Information Center Chair
Advise everyone to meet at Mudd Quad for information on the status of the disaster
Receive directions regarding handling of injuries, possible evacuation of building,
etc. from the Information Center Chair at Mudd Quad
Keep all calm; encourage staff to assist one another
Turn on available radios to listen for emergency broadcasts
DO NOT turn off gas lines, report to EOC if there is a fire or you smell natural gas
CONTINUE TO MONITOR the situation and stay in regular contact with the Information
Center Chair at Mudd Quad
REFER to your Emergency Notebook for more detailed information
SEARCH & RESCUE SUPERVISOR
Facilities Coordinator
Sam Leon
Support Required
Search and Rescue Teams
Responsibilities
 Supervise the Search and Rescue Group which has the primary responsibility
of locating and rescuing students, staff and faculty from hazardous conditions
during emergency incidents
 Assess the impacted area
 Search and rescue
 Contain environmental threats to life (i.e. fires, utility hazards, etc.)
 Contain environment threats to property
SEARCH AND RESCUE SUPERVISOR CHECKLIST
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Report to emergency disaster supplies storage container
Upon activation, don safety gear and gather/distribute equipment
Log the names of all group members and their assignments
Report to the Operations Chair
Assign teams per instruction by the Operations Chair
Communicate with the teams, assess the situation and gather intelligence
Identify all hazards and establish a safety zone
Develop and communicate an Action Plan
Begin operations and monitor actions closely
Keep Operations Chair advised of the operation’s status
Upon completion of assignment, notify Operations Chair of availability
Coordinate search and rescue for students with GSH Chair
CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
Dial 72000 in an Emergency
Bomb Threats
1. Ask the caller questions: Where is the bomb? When is the bomb set to go off?
What does it look like?
2. Take notes on everything said and be sure to notice any background noise, voice
characteristics, etc.
3. Report the threat immediately to Campus Security at 72000.
4. Notify your supervisor
Earthquake
1. Take cover under a desk or table, protecting as much of your body as possible,
especially your head and neck.
2. Stay away from windows and objects that may fall.
3. Do not run outside.
4. If outdoors, stay in an open area.
5. After the shaking stops, evacuate to your designated evacuation site, and report to
your area representative or report to the Information Center at Mudd Quad.
Evacuation
1. Calmly and quietly walk to the nearest exit.
2. Do not use elevators
3. Follow instructions of area representatives or other emergency personnel.
Fire
1. Call 72000 and report the location and nature of the fire.
2. Activate the closest fire alarm
3. Evacuate to designated evacuation site and report to your area representative.
Medical
1. Dial 72000 and report the nature of the illness or injury and the location.
2. Notify your supervisor
3. Provide medical care if trained and qualified, or seek help from trained personnel.
Your Area Representative is:
_____________________________________________
Your Evacuation Site is:
_________________________________________________
CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY
EMERGENCY RESPONSE INFORMATION
In the event an earthquake or major emergency strikes the campus, CGU is prepared to
implement an Emergency Disaster Plan which includes the establishment of a Command
Center, building-by-building check for personnel and building safety, first aid response
and coordination with the Six College Emergency Operations Center.
It is essential that each CGU employee be aware of the existence of this plan and be
prepared to respond in a manner that ensures maximum safety for students, faculty
and staff.
Checklist for response in the event of a major emergency:
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Evacuate the building only after it is safe to do so
Proceed to your designated evacuation site and report to your Building Monitor
DO NOT LEAVE CAMPUS (missing persons will be sought under the assumption they
are injured) until you have checked with your Area Representative (list below)
If you are able to stay on campus to assist with calming students or other tasks,
please inform your Area Representative.
Staff are encouraged to keep comfortable walking shoes with them on campus, also an
extra supply of medications, etc. should you not be able to leave campus for a period of
time.
AREA REPRESENTATIVES
President’s Office
Donna Standlea
Provost’s Office
Natalie Blickenstaff
Office of External Relations:
Communications and Marketing
Mandy Davis
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Development 1 & 2 floor
Bobbie Maxie
Development basement
Bryan Schneider
V.P. for Bus. & Fin and Treasurer’s Office
Kelly Weidenhammer
Information Technology at ACB
Sue Sakrekov
Information Technology at Harper
Student Services
Career Services
Kim Knight
Student Apartments
Dana Wood/Linda Roberge
Humanities Center
Susie Guilbault
Philosophy/History
Holly Domingo
IAC/Religion
Jackie Huntzinger
English
Sonya Young
Center for the Arts
Art
Connie Zehr
Music
Jody Orrison
Education
Teresa Wilborn
Stone Library
Carolyn Angus
Teacher Education
Joe Garcia
English for Grad. Studies/Writing Center
Carol Ellis
School for Politics and Economics
Sandra Seymour
Drucker School of Graduate Management
Kathy Winegarner
Information Science
Math
School for Behavioral and Organizational Sciences
Research Offices at 1st Street
Higher Education Abstracts
Mail room
McNair
Orlene Barger
Leilani Balan
Mary Solberg
Jessica Johnson
Bonny McLaughlin
Ben Dixon
Eloisa Johnson
FACULTY EMERGENCY RESPONSE INFORMATION SHEET
In the event an earthquake or major emergency strikes the campus, CGU is prepared to
implement an Emergency Disaster Plan which includes the establishment of a Command
Center, building-by-building check for personnel and building safety, first aid response
and coordination with the Six College Emergency Operations Center.
It is essential that each CGU faculty member be aware of the existence of this plan and
be prepared to respond in a manner that ensures maximum safety for students, faculty
and staff.
Checklist for response in the event of a major emergency:
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If evacuation of the building is advisable, do so calmly and quickly. Proceed with
class to the evacuation site.
Take roll of the students in your class, utilizing the class roster in the Information
Kit. (If evacuation is necessary, keep the class together and take roll at the
evacuation site.)
Direct the students to the Mudd Quad to await a status of the emergency.
Provide the Information Center with the roll call, note any students who have left
campus after roll was taken and any injured students.
DO NOT LEAVE CAMPUS until you have checked in with the Information Center
(missing persons will be sought under the assumption they are injured.)
If you are able to stay on campus to assist with calming students or other tasks,
please inform the Information Center.
Designated evacuation sites are posted in the classrooms and are noted on a map
located in the Information Kit.
Information Kits are posted in the classroom next to the closest exit.
CLAREMONT GRADUATE UNIVERSITY
STAFF/FACULTY PERSONAL EARTHQUAKE PREPAREDNESS
HOW TO PREPARE PERSONALLY
You should know the CGU emergency plan and your role.
Know who your Area Representative is and where to find that person. Be familiar with your building’s
floor plan. Know where the stairs, fire extinguishers, exits are located and your evacuation site. Keep on
hand such personal items as:
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Water
First Aid Kit and needed medications
Radio and batteries
Comfortable shoes
Some emergency rations
Prepare yourself and your family at home so that they will know what to do, where to go, and how to
cope until you are able to get home.
WHAT TO EXPECT
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Everything shakes and rattles
There is a lot of noise (bang and rumble)
Things will fall and break (such as ceiling tiles, bookcases, computer terminals, file cabinets, etc.)
The motion will be severe - if you are standing, you may be thrown to the ground
Most things will stop working (lights, telephones, computers, heat and air conditioning)
Most windows probably will break, shattering glass into and around buildings and allowing strong
drafts. There will be a big and dangerous mess.
Fires started by electrical short-circuits may well be fed by broken natural gas lines. Because water
lines may be broken, these fires could possibly burn out of control.
Buildings may collapse totally or partially. There may be many injured and some dead.
WHAT TO DO
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Remain calm; seek shelter under a desk or table, in an interior doorway, if possible, until the shaking
is over.
Evacuate the building only if there is fire, or obvious danger of collapse.
DO NOT leave work until advised to do so by a member of the Emergency Personnel (missing
persons will be sought under the assumptions they are injured).
If you are trained, apply first aid to those in need.
Work with your supervisor, Area Representative and others in charge to coordinate emergency search
and rescue efforts.
Your Area Representative is: ______________________________________
Your Evacuation site is: __________________________________________
Disaster Back Packs
Maint. Mech.
Facilities
Maint. Mech.
Tom Giblewski
Facilities
Facilities Coord.
Sam Leon
Facilities
Facilities Secretary Pat Stodola
Facilities
Housing Secretary Linda Roberge
Graduate Residence Halls
Religion/IAC
Jackie Huntzinger I.A.C.
Dean of Students Jim Whitaker
Harper
Admin. Asst. to Pres.
Donna Standlea
Harper
Dir. Comm. & Mrkt. Marilyn Thomsen Jagels
Assoc. Provost
Marilyn Ambrosini Harper
Dir. of Facilities
David Salazar
Harper
Secretary
Ana Chavez
Art
Secretary
Lisa Renteria
History
Network Serv Mgr Darrell Martinez
ACB (IT)
Lounge Manager
Virginia Ramirez
McManus
Radios
Stead Upham
Bill Everhart
Sam Leon
Tom Giblewski
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Unassigned
Stuart Fermenick
Ann Hart
Marilyn Thomsen
David Salazar
Jim Whitaker
CGU-1
CGU-2
CGU-3
CGU-4
CGU-5
CGU-6
CGU-7
CGU-8
CGU-9
CGU-10
CGU-11
Radio Frequencies
Channel #1 CGU
#2 Campus Safety
#3 Physical Plant
#4 Maintenance Channel
#5 Emergency
#6 Telephone
#8 CUC
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Unassigned
TBD
Darrell Martinez
Pat Stodola
CGU-12
CGU-13
CGU-14
CGU 15-19
CGU 20
Linda Roberge
Dana Wood
Housing 1
Housing 2
Cell Phones
Safety
Stead Upham
225-1400
EOC Lines at Campus
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Bill Everhart
224-3981
Jennifer Stockton
Brenda Leswick
Leslie Negritto
David Salazar
Sam Leon
237-1724
374-5677
226-7760
374-6334
226-1398
607-7402
607-7404
CGU EOC Line at ACB 113
607-8670
607-8669
To Use the Email Connection from CGU EOC to the All College Liaison:
From any computer in ACB 113: At the Novell network login prompt the username is:
eoc and the password is eoc3813. Go into Netscape. At the Web Browser, point to
http://webmail.cgu.edu.
User name: CGUEOC
Password: cgueoc (case sensitive)
The email address for the all college liaison is cceoc@cgu.edu.
The email address to the CGU EOC is cgueoc@cgu.edu.
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