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Safety, Security and Environmental Services

The Office of Safety and Security ensures the safety of our campus community, oversees parking regulations and vehicle registration, and provides emergency information.
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Safety & Security

The Office of Public Safety ensures the safety of our campus community, oversees parking regulations and vehicle registration, and provides emergency information.

Emergency Contacts & Information

Get up-to-date information in the event of an on-campus emergency.

If you are experiencing an emergency, Dial 911 to reach Police, Fire and Emergency Medical Services.
If you are on campus you may also call the Rose-Hulman Office of Public Safety: 812-877-8590

Our local law enforcement agencies can be contacted by the numbers below:

Terre Haute Police Department: 812-238-1661
Terre Haute Fire Department: 812-244-2803
Indiana State Police: 1-800-742-0717
Vigo County Sheriff's Office: 812-462-3226

For details about Public Safety services and procedures, campus community members should visit .

Keeping Campus Safe

Students, faculty, staff and guests are all important keys in maintaining our safe campus community. Below you’ll find an overview of the tools and tips our office provides to help keep you safe.

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Accident & Injury Report

Students, visitors, or vendors injured on Rose-Hulman property should first contact Public Safety at 812-877-8590.

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The annual security and fire report was prepared by the Rose-Hulman Office of Public Safety in order to comply with the federally mandated Jeanne Clery Act.

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Campus Alerts

Our free campuswide alert system allows students, faculty and staff to receive the latest emergency information via text message and email. Parents wanting to receive these messages must have their student add the intended mobile number and/or email address to the student’s account.

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Parking & Vehicles

All community members who own, possess, operate, or have use of a motor vehicle on any property owned, leased, or used by 麻痘精品 must register their vehicle with the Office of Public Safety. Registration is free.

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Emergency Call Boxes

You will find emergency telephones or emergency call boxes strategically placed for your use throughout the campus.

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Escort Service

We provide a personal escort service for all members and guests of our community.

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Environmental Health & Safety

We also provide environmental, health and safety services to the campus community through technical and regulatory compliance assistance, information and training programs, consulting services and periodic auditing of environmental, health and safety practices.

Environmental Health & Safety

The Office of Environmental Health and Safety assists the Institute in its teaching, research and public service mission by promoting a safe and healthful environment for faculty, staff, students and visitors. The primary responsibility of the department is to provide environmental, health and safety services to the campus community through technical and regulatory compliance assistance, information and training programs, consulting services and periodic auditing of environmental, health and safety practices.

Rose-Hulman is dedicated to the protection and conservation of the environment. Established Federal and state regulations require that the Institute ensure that hazardous, bio-hazardous, radioactive, and universal wastes are properly managed “cradle-to-grave."  EH&S manages all of these waste streams with great care. 

Emergency Preparedness

The RHIT Emergency Response Plan (ERP) establishes procedures and responsibilities in the event of emergency events affecting campus. The ERP is reviewed annually and exercised multiple times per year.

Education

Quick action is needed to prevent the loss of lives and injuries during an emergency. EH&S has prepared training programs and educational materials to help students, faculty and staff know what they must do before, during and after an emergency, both on campus and at home.

 

Questions should be directed to Jake Campbell, Assistant Vice President of Safety, Security, and Environmental Services.

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