The ONE USC Safety Vision imagines a USC where everyone feels safe, respected and protected from crime, while recognizing that this can be achieved only by addressing the experiences and needs of all USC students, faculty, staff and neighbors.

The ONE USC Safety Vision exceeds the basics of feeling safe from crime. It expresses a holistic view of safety by aspiring to understand how we feel when we truly feel “safe.” The institution — and all of the members of the Trojan community — can help foster this holistic sense of “safety” by upholding the values of trust ...

We are one of the largest university public safety agencies in the nation. DPS has more than 300 full-time members. Under the leadership of Chief Lauretta Hill, DPS is responsible for providing public safety services to the university community. Our patrol area is the University Park Campus and two and one-half square miles surrounding the ...

USC is committed to maintaining a healthy and safe environment. In compliance with California regulations (Connelly Act), USC Environmental Health & Safety is required to identify areas at USC where asbestos may be present in building materials.

University of Southern California reported 374 safety-related incidents involving students on or near campus or at other properties affiliated with the school in 2019. Since the number of students at the school that year was 48,321, that's 7.74 incidents per 1,000 students.

The ONE USC Safety Vision exceeds the basics of feeling safe from crime. It expresses a holistic view of safety by aspiring to understand how we feel when we truly feel “safe.” The institution – and all of the members of the Trojan community, can help foster this holistic sense of “safety” by upholding the values of trust , inclusion ...

Earthquake: Learn about earthquake emergency procedures from the Office of Fire Safety and Emergency Planning. Active Shooter: The USC Department of Public Safety (DPS) has created a one hour training session tailored for students, faculty, and staff on what to …

What should I do in an active shooter emergency? In the event of an active shooter, the USC Department of Public Safety advises all members of the campus community to follow the RUN • HIDE • FIGHT protocol, widely established as the recommended response plan among law enforcement professionals.

2023年10月19日 · This policy outlines safety responsibilities and requirements placed on all USC personnel (faculty, staff, students, contractors, and volunteers)—to support injury and illness prevention, maintain a safe and healthful workplace, and ensure individual and institutional compliance with relevant environmental health and safety regulations.

2 天之前 · USC Department of Public Safety Recommendations. If you feel you may be in danger, immediately go to a safe location and report the crime to law enforcement. Call DPS emergency for UPC at (213) 740-4321, for HSC call (323) 442-1000, or call 911 for LAPD.