Officer Chris Steele
School Resource OfficerSafety & Security
- steelecg@etsu.edu
- 423-439-4480
- Alexandra Hall
Parking & Pick_Up Information Lost & Found
Be Prepared in an Emergency
Emergencies can happen at any given moment. Knowing the right thing to do in a moment of emergency can be the difference between life and death. ETSU responds to emergencies in three simple steps:
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Preparation
ETSU remains prepared for times of emergency. You can us in our efforts by preparing yourself. CPR courses, AED instructional videos, and review of ETSU's emergency preparedness plans are all amazing ways to prepare yourself for future emergencies. Environmental Health and Safety provides some guidance and support to campus-wide preparedness efforts. The links to the left provide some details about campus procedures and policies.
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Response
When the unthinkable happens and an emergency strikes, ETSU is on top of it. Due to extensive preparation, ETSU has an abundance of resources to nullify the effects of nearly any emergency.
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Recovery
After the conclusion of an emergency ETSU begins the reunification process of the university. ETSU offers many resources for mental and financial recovery.
Reunification resources: Please view the Emergency Management Plan
Mental aid: Please visit this website
Financial help: Please view the Student Crisis Fund
ID Card Replacements
ID Card Replacements for Students and Faculty: The cost for replacing a lost student or faculty ID Card is $16.43. The cost of replacing an existing ID Card is *free*, if the current card is faded, and brought in to trade for the new one
Parking Services
The ETSU Parking Services office has moved! We are now at our new location in the old Public Safety building at 132 Stout Drive. Our building is located at the corner of Stout Drive and University Parkway in front of Centennial Hall. There is a drive-through entrance on Stout Drive, for your convenience. ETSU Parking Services Website
Reminders
Please use crosswalks when crossing the roads on campus. There have been multiple
accidents in the tri-cities area in the last few days where students have been struck
by vehicles while jaywalking, or unlawfully crossing the road. There are several
well-marked cross walks on the ETSU campus and students and parents should always
use the crosswalks for increased safety.
Students, please take a minute to review the school policy concerning cell phones:
Electronic Devices (Radios, Tape Players, Tape Recorders, CD Players, Cell phones,
Cameras, IPods, Electronic Pagers, etc.)
Students will not use personal electronic devices on the school grounds during the school day, (from 7:30 am - 3:00 pm). This rule is not intended to preclude the use of electronic devices for educational purposes. All prohibited electronic devices will be confiscated by University School employees. The device will be turned in to the office along with a disciplinary referral. The device will be kept in the office and returned to the parent/guardian at the end of the day before 4:00 pm. Repeat offenses will result in additional disciplinary action at the discretion of the administration.