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Å®ÉñÐßÐßÑо¿Ëù Police will promptly and thoroughly investigate all reports of any crime or incident including threats of (or actual) violence and of suspicious individuals or activities. The identity of the reporting party will be protected to the greatest extent possible.

Anyone determined to be responsible for criminal activity or any other conduct that is in violation of university policies will be subject to prompt disciplinary action, up to and including, suspension or dismissal from the University with the possibility of criminal charges being filed with the Å®ÉñÐßÐßÑо¿Ëù County District Attorney’s Office.

If you or someone on campus is experiencing a medical emergency, call 208-5911 or 911 from any phone on campus immediately! Do not hesitate. Take action, even if in doubt! Start CPR if the person is not breathing and has no pulse! Have someone get the nearest AED immediately!

• Å®ÉñÐßÐßÑо¿Ëù Police Department will come to your location to assist you and assist local emergency responders find your location.
• Response time for EMSA or Å®ÉñÐßÐßÑо¿Ëù City Fire Department may be as little as 3 to 5 minutes since Å®ÉñÐßÐßÑо¿Ëù is located very close to 2 fire stations.
• It is absolutely free for community emergency responders to come to the University. There is no charge or penalty to the University!
• Ambulance personnel will provide minor injury care at no charge if the patient is not experiencing a medical emergency and/or transported.
• If the person is unconscious, having difficulty breathing or chest pain, is bleeding profusely, is in severe pain or is medically unstable, the paramedics will assess, stabilize and transport the person to a local hospital.
• The Å®ÉñÐßÐßÑо¿Ëù Police Department will not transport patients to medical facilities.

Locations of Automated External Defibrillators on campus

1. Å®ÉñÐßÐßÑо¿Ëù Police vehicle
2. Law School – lower floor near restrooms and stairway
3. Law Library – west wall across from circulation desk
4. Student Health clinic – main hallway across from patient exam rooms
5. Freede – west hallway across from check-in desk
6. Freede – athletic training room
7. Meinders School of Business (2) – first floor near elevator and third floor north access wing)
8. Administration Bldg. - north hallway first floor near water fountain
9. Ann Lacy School of Dance and Arts Management – main level, mid-hall, near door to stairway
10. McDaniel University Center – main level, on wall outside cafeteria
11. Dulaney-Browne library – north wall behind circulation desk
12. Loeffler – main level, next to women’s restroom
13. Physical Plant – in engineering office
14. Kramer School of Nursing – main hallway, near entry
15. Walker Center – first floor, near room 151
16. Bishop W. Angie Smith Chapel – main level, near chapel office
17. Wanda L. Bass Music Center – first floor, near family restroom
18. Ann Lacy Visitor’s Center – first floor, near reception desk
19. Å®ÉñÐßÐßÑо¿Ëù United Methodist Hall Residence Hall (4) – on each level, east end, near fire extinguisher
20. Smith Residence Hall (1) – Lounge, first level, near fire extinguisher
21. Banning Residence Hall (1)- Lounge, first level, near fire extinguisher
22. Walker Residence Hall (2) – First floor, across from reception desk and Fourth Floor, near RA quarters
23. Adudell Workout Center next to Centennial Hall – across from check-in desk
24. Cokesbury Apartments – Clubhouse entryway

• The Student Health Clinic is open 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday. Please verify a provider is available via the web site or by contacting the clinic at (405) 208-5090.
• If there is a true medical emergency, contact 911 as described above immediately!
• An injured or ill person who can stand and is alert should be brought to the clinic for treatment. This is the best place to provide care for reasons of privacy as well as availability of supplies. The student health clinic is located in Kramer West at the .
• Student Health Clinic staff will coordinate all public health emergencies, including pandemic or viral illnesses, potentially problematic skin infections (such as MRSA) or others as identified.