Community Safety Talks
2018 Spring Semester Community Safety Talk Series
All Community Safety Talks will take place in 401B Hale Library from 12:00-1:00 p.m.
How to Survive a Weather Emergency
Course Code: SAF100
Open Enrollment
Presenter: Chad Omit of the Topeka, KS Division of the National Weather Service
Summary: Do you know how to respond to a weather related emergency? This presentation prepares the audience to better handle and reduce the risk of Kansas weather related emergencies to included tornados, driving in ice and snow, lightning and floods.
For questions or additional information contact Community Outreach Officer Randy Myles of the K-State Police Department at rlmyles@ksu.edu.
K-State Conceal Carry Weapons Policy
Course Code: SAF101
Open Enrollment
Presenter: Community Outreach Officer Randy Myles of the K-State Police Department
Summary: Do you know the K-State’s Conceal Carry Weapons policy? This presentation help provide the audience an understanding of the university’s conceal carry weapons policy by defining the term conceal carry. Explaining adequate security measures on campus. Weapon holster and storage requirements and how to handle a situations, when firearms are involved.
For questions or additional information contact Community Outreach Officer Randy Myles of the K-State Police Department at rlmyles@ksu.edu.
Think Safe on Campus
Course Code: SAF102
Open Enrollment
Presenter: Community Outreach Officer Randy Myles of the K-State Police Department
Summary: This presentation will educate the audience on how to recognize and reduce to their vulnerable of crimes on campus. This presentation will cover safety resources on campus, crime prevention safety tips, how to prevent and report theft crimes.
For questions or additional information contact Community Outreach Officer Randy Myles of the K-State Police Department at rlmyles@ksu.edu.
WELLaware - Intervene
Course Code: SAF103
Presenter: WellCAT Ambassadors
Open Enrollment
Summary: What makes bystanders more or less likely to intervene when someone is in trouble? This presentation prepares the audience to safely take a stand in a variety of situations, including sexual assault and alcohol emergencies.
For questions or additional information contact Community Outreach Officer Randy Myles of the K-State Police Department at rlmyles@ksu.edu.
Stop the Bleed Module 1
Course Code: SAF104
Presenter: Officer Dustin Parker of the K-State Police Department
Summary: Did you know that a person can die from blood loss within five minutes? No matter how rapid the arrival of professional emergency responders, bystanders will always be first on the scene and best positioned to provide first care. Stop the Bleed training teaches you a variety of bleeding control techniques.
This safety talk will teach you the fundamentals of using compression and tourniquets to control bleeding. If you complete this training and Stop the Bleed Module 2 you can earn your Stop the Bleed certification. Enroll soon via HRIS as space is limited! Class size set at 10.
For questions or additional information contact K-State Emergency Management at kstateem@ksu.edu
Stop the Bleed Module 2
Course Code: SAF105
Presenter: Officer Dustin Parker of the K-State Police Department
Summary: Did you know that a person can die from blood loss within five minutes? No matter how rapid the arrival of professional emergency responders, bystanders will always be first on the scene and best positioned to provide first care. Stop the Bleed training teaches you a variety of bleeding control techniques.
This safety talk will teach you the fundamentals of using compression and tourniquets to control bleeding. If you complete this training and Stop the Bleed Module 2 you can earn your Stop the Bleed certification. Enroll soon via HRIS as space is limited! Class size set at 10.
For questions or additional information contact K-State Emergency Management at kstateem@ksu.edu
