On-Call & Duty
Crisis Response
Confrontation ABCs
Reports & Documentation
Policy Violations
100

This is answered every time, 24/7, because it's a student's contact point for issues.

What is the duty phone?

100

In any emergency, this is your role — not "resolver."

What is a reporter/responder?

100

The "A" in the ABCs of confrontation.

What is Announce?

100

This platform is used to submit Incident Reports.

What is Maxient?

100

When responding to alcohol, residents should put all alcohol/containers here before you take pictures.

What is the center of the room?

200

This is the procedure you follow when you have to call someone with questions.

What is the calling tree?

200

For a medical emergency involving alcohol/drugs, call this person/entity immediately, then this one second.

What is PD, then RD on Call?

200

The "E" in the ABCs of confrontation.

What is Educate and Exit?

200

Reports should be written in this style, not this style (example: "Person A was rude" vs. what actually happened).

What is objective, not subjective?

200

For an illegal substance odor, this is the first person to call  

What is the police?

300

The Residential Life Office phone forwards to the Apartment/Townhome duty phone at this time on weekdays.

What is 4:45 p.m.?

300

In an active aggressor situation, these are the three response options in order.

What is Run, Hide, Fight?

300

Instead of saying "I'm writing you up," staff should say this.

What is "I'm documenting the situation"?

300

Never take pictures of these, but you should note them and take a record of them.

What is a student ID?

300

This is one of the only exceptions that allows staff to key into a room when a resident isn't there.

What is a Health & Safety Inspection?

400

This is the DSRL (Jeremy Caudillo's title/role on the calling tree)

What is Level 3 / Director?

400

During a tornado, residents in a Residential Hall should go to this location.

What is the lowest level/basement of the building?

400

This is one of the "Other Expectations" under Always Be Safe — related to doors.

What is never use your body to hold open/block an exit?

400

After a lockout, if a student is missing their key, they should be directed here (for ID) or told to contact this person (for keys)

What is the Customer Service Desk (ID) / Residential Life or RD (keys)?

400

This form is completed when removing a prohibited item from a room.

What is a Student Property Inventory Form (SPIF)?

500

On Thursday nights, an extra round happens between these times.

What is 1:00–1:30 a.m.?

500

This expensive item should always be kept in your lockbox when you are not working.

What are subkeys?

500

This is what BASICS stands for.

What is Building A Strong Involving Community?

500

Within this many hours, you should follow up with a student you encountered in a situation where they were documented.

What is 24–48 hours?

500

For a weapon found in a room, this is the immediate action required.

What is calling PD and ProStaff phone right away and writing an IR?

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