Incident Response
Polices & Safety
Communication & De-escalation
Room Entry & Professionalism
Emergency Procedures
100

During suspected alcohol use, where should you speak with the resident?

In the hallway.

100

What federal law protects student educational records?

FERPA.

100

What is the first thing you should do when trying to de-escalate an upset resident?

Stay calm and listen.

100

How many times should you knock before entering a room?

Three

100

Name one example of an emergency maintenance issue.

Broken water line, gas leak, or door security issue.

200

What should you NEVER do with an alcohol container?

Touch it or empty it yourself.

200

Under FERPA, can you tell a parent a student's room number?

No

200

Name two examples of non-verbal communication that can help de-escalate a situation.

Eye contact, body language, facial expressions, gestures, personal space.

200

What should you say on the third knock?

Keying In.

200

If emergency maintenance cannot be reached after hours, who should you contact next?

The RD On Call.

300

What is always your first step when handling a drug-related incident?

 Contact the RD on Call.

300

How many fire drills are conducted each year?

Two

300

During a noise complaint, what three pieces of information should you collect?

Resident's MavID (or ID information), location, and date/time.

300

Whenever possible, who should enter a room with you?

Another staff member

300

Who issues weather watches and warnings?

The National Weather Service.

400

During a wellness check, who should be contacted before going to the room?

RD On Call, then PD Non-Emergency.

400

Name one fire safety violation that results in a $50 fine.

Candles/open flames or possession of a non-approved appliance.

400

What is the final step after responding to a noise complaint?

Write an Incident Report (IR).

400

If police enter your building while you're working the desk, what should you do first?

Let them pass because they may be responding to an emergency.

400

Where should residents go during a tornado warning?

Interior hallways, basements, or designated shelter areas away from windows.

500

During a medical emergency, what should you NOT do?

Attempt to provide medical assistance. Stay with the resident until help arrives.

500

If you observe a fire safety violation while entering a room, what three things should you do?

Write an IR, notify the RA and supervisor, and document it in the Comms Log.

500

Name four positive communication techniques discussed during de-escalation.

Focus on solutions, emphasize what can be done, use empowering words, be courteous and constructive.

500

Name three situations when room entry is permitted without the resident inviting you in.

Emergency, suspected policy violation, maintenance, inspections, cleaning, eviction, or Housing leadership direction.

500

After the danger has passed during a tornado warning, who should residents listen to?

Housing staff for further instructions

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