Thousands of students, faculty, and staff members are expected on the Quad next Monday, April 8, for a watch party as Central Illinois experiences a total solar eclipse.
Looking back on his days at Illinois State, environmental health and safety alumna John Bivona ’94 never imagined he would end up in his current role.
A test of ISU Emergency Alert will be conducted at 2:05 p.m. Wednesday, September 16.
Environmental Health and Safety recently opened Illinois State’s first dedicated Emergency Operations Center (EOC) on campus.
Homecoming has kicked off for Illinois State, and alumni are returning for reunions and milestone celebrations. Along with the week’s activities, anniversaries are being celebrated for departments, clubs and buildings.
Being prepared for an emergency is a key element in preparing students, faculty, and staff for managing a campus crisis.
EHS has a longstanding tradition of reaching out to Illinois State students. This spring, EHS staff members Fanny Bowers and Adam McCrary took this interaction into the community.
Illinois State’s collaborative marketing campaign to increase ISU Emergency Alert signups picked up two awards last month in the first round of the American Advertising Awards.
In an effort to better prepare the university population for a campus emergency, Environmental Health and Safety has developed a two-pronged approach to providing emergency response education and practical guidance across the campus.
