Kickstart 2025 with Safety First
January 07, 2025 By: UTPH Outreach
At UT Police, keeping students, faculty, and staff safe at MD Anderson and UTHealth Houston is our top priority. Our safety presentations are designed to help you spot potential threats, respond in emergencies, and use campus resources to prevent crime. These programs complement our police services by creating a well-informed and proactive community. Together, through education and awareness, we can make our campus a safer place for everyone.
Register for Safety Presentations in the New Year
As we look forward to the new year, we invite all community members to take advantage of these valuable safety presentations. By participating, you’ll gain essential skills and knowledge to protect yourself and others. Register today and join us in making our campus a safer, more secure place for everyone.
Key Safety Programs
Active Shooter Prevention and Response
- Learn to survive an active shooter situation.
- Identify warning signs and respond effectively.
- Access support resources like the 2-STOP and STOP programs.
Conflict in Relationships: Breaking the Cycle of Abuse
- Recognize signs of intimate partner violence.
- Understand the impact and take action to intervene.
- Learn about reporting options and available resources.
Don’t Fall For It: Identity Theft Awareness
- Protect your personal information.
- Recognize various forms of identity theft.
- Learn steps to take if you become a victim.
Don’t Fall For It: Scams and How to Spot Them
- Identify and avoid common scams.
- Report scams to the appropriate agencies.
General Safety Courses
- General Campus Safety: Tips to reduce the risk of crime and information on campus resources.
- Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety: Safe commuting practices and laws for those who bike or walk.
- Bomb Threat Response Guidance: How to respond to bomb threats and report suspicious items.
- Holiday Safety: Tips to stay safe during the holiday season.
- Travel Safety: Guidance on staying safe while traveling.
- Parking Lot & Garage Safety: Safety measures for parking areas.
Speaking Up: Breaking the Silence on Sexual Violence
- Address sexual violence and provide prevention strategies.
- Encourage raising awareness and fostering a supportive environment.
- Learn life-saving skills for medical emergencies.
- Control bleeding and apply first aid.
- Prepare for severe weather events.
- Stay safe before, during, and after such events.
CPI Nonviolent Crisis Intervention
- Manage difficult situations and prevent escalation.
- Focus on verbal and nonverbal techniques to maintain safety.
Non-Escalation, De-Escalation, and Crisis Management
- Prevent and manage conflicts.
- Engage safely with individuals who may have cognitive challenges or mental health issues.
UT Police's safety presentations provide the MD Anderson and UTHealth communities with the knowledge and skills needed to protect themselves and others. By participating in these programs, you can help create a safer, more aware campus environment where crime is minimized, and everyone is prepared to respond effectively in any situation.