Please alert your students to the options available in an emergency.
Emergencies can happen anywhere and at any time, so it’s important that we take a minute to prepare for a situation in which our safety could depend on our ability to react quickly.
Take a moment to learn the different ways to leave this building. If there’s ever a fire alarm or evacuation, you’ll know how to get out and you’ll be able to help others get out.
Download the UIS Campus Evacuation Plan (PDF)
The Emergency Response Guidelines (PDF) includes information on how you can prepare and respond to emergency situations that may arise while you are on campus.
The Emergency Response Guidelines (PDF) includes information on how you can prepare and respond to emergency situations that may arise while you are on campus.
A scam is a dishonest attempt to obtain money or something else of value. Scammers are people who will lie and misrepresent themselves as people with skill or authority to their victims.
Have a Safe and Happy Holiday
As a place of learning, the UIS prioritizes the safety of their students, staff, and faculty. While our campus is generally considered to be safe, there are still risks that everyone should be aware of. In this article, we will discuss some safety tips that can help keep students, staff, and faculty safe while on campus.
The Rape Aggression Defense System is a program of realistic, self-defense tactics and techniques. The R.A.D.
Please take time to fill out the Crime Prevention Inventory Form (PDF), then store it in a safe place. In the event of a theft, the information will be helpful for police and insurance purposes. Remember to update this form as you make new purchases.
The University of Illinois Springfield Police Department offers the Operation Identification Program on campus. Engravers are available at the campus police department on a first come, first serve basis.