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March is Earthquake & Tsunami Awareness Month in Oregon!
Oregon Emergency Management will be holding free earthquake and tsunami preparedness "Road Shows" across Oregon during March 2012.
The Road Show will be on the UO campus Sunday, March 18, 2012 Eugene Tsunami Townhall 6:00 6:15 ‐ 8:00 PM in the Erb Memorial Union.
Stay safe during an earthquake. The UO Duck can show you how!
Watch the "Duck, Cover, Hold" video:
The UO Emergency Management & Continuity Program (UOEMC) protects the University’s ability to meet its mission of teaching, research and public service that is vulnerable to any emergency resulting in the loss of vital resources such as buildings,, equipment, infrastructure, technology, or personnel.
UOEMC manages, coordinates, and supports the extensive planning, training, and exercisesnecessary to enable the University to protect against, respond to, continue during, and recover from natural and human-caused emergencies. We employ an interdepartmental and interdisciplinary service-learning approach to leverage the University’s human resources (faculty, staff, and students) in support of a coordinated and collaborative program to systematically assess campus vulnerabilities and develop integrated solutions that make the University of Oregon more disaster resilient.
In addition, UOEMC communicates and collaborates, on the University’s behalf, with a broad and diverse group of emergency management partners including the City of Eugene, Lane County, the State of Oregon, federal agencies, the Pac 12 and other higher education institutions both nationally and internationally.
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The Oregon Partnership for Disaster Resilience (Partnership) is a coalition of public, private, and professional organizations working collectively toward the mission of creating a disaster resilient and sustainable state.
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The mission of the Disaster Resilient University (DRU) network is to facilitate open communication, discussion, and resource sharing between university/college emergency management practitioners charged with making our campuses more disaster resilient.
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The International Association of Emergency Managers, Universities & Colleges Caucus provides emergency managers from higher education institutions a voice on a national and international scale to ensure their needs are also being addressed by government and industry officials.
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