新澳彩开奖结果 strives to be an open, safe, and welcoming learning environment for all students, faculty, staff, and others in our extended community. Learn more about our initiatives and support resources.
- Equity and Diversity at 新澳彩开奖结果
- Diversity and Anti-racism Initiatives
- Resources, Organizations, and Support
- The Plan for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Emergency Email Communications
During a campus emergency, the University鈥檚 primary concern is life safety, so communications are directed first to those on campus: students, faculty, and staff.
In the event of an emergency, please understand that the Emergency Response Team must first secure life safety and physical safety. 新澳彩开奖结果 must direct communications to the campus community first, focusing its resources on managing the emergency and keeping the community safe. 新澳彩开奖结果 will email parents and family members with information as appropriate and when possible. Your patience and understanding will be appreciated.
It is important to remember that in the event of an emergency, telephones (both landlines and cell phones) will be critical tools for emergency managers. Please refrain from calling 新澳彩开奖结果 for information; instead, look for information on colgate.edu and in emails.
Every effort will be made to keep parents and family members well informed in ways that help them to support their students鈥 continued well-being and growth at the University. In extended situations where the scope of an incident and those who are affected changes over time, 新澳彩开奖结果 will adjust the notification recipient lists accordingly.
Family Emergencies
If you have a family emergency and can鈥檛 reach your student, call Campus Safety at 1-315-228-7333.
新澳彩开奖结果 has a legal responsibility to protect students鈥 privacy at the same time that we fulfill our educational commitment of supporting their transition to independent adulthood. Just as they are now responsible for managing their daily schedule, making their own dietary choices, and learning to live and study with people who have experiences, ideas, and backgrounds different from theirs, students are also responsible for deciding when and with whom they share personal information. Federal law protects that right.
The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), passed by the U.S. Congress in 1974 and sometimes called the Buckley Amendment, prevents colleges from sharing personally identifiable information or education records without students鈥 express consent.
Personally identifiable information includes, but is not limited to: Social Security Number, student identification number, residency status (citizen, permanent resident, non-resident alien, etc.), gender, race/ethnicity, religious preference, and passwords.
Education records include, but are not limited to: grades/GPA, academic transcripts, class schedule, test scores, academic standing (e.g., on academic warning), number of currently enrolled course credits, completed or outstanding graduation requirements, financial aid status or account information, and other matters such as petitions, leave requests, disciplinary information, health records, and residence hall.
What does this mean? At the college level, parents (who under FERPA are considered a 鈥渢hird party鈥) have no inherent right to the above kinds of information. As the U.S. Department of Education states in its FERPA Guidance for Parents, 鈥淲hen a student reaches 18 years of age or attends a postsecondary institution, he or she becomes an 鈥榚ligible student,鈥 and all rights under FERPA transfer from the parent to the student.鈥
Therefore, staff and faculty members can not discuss a student鈥檚 academic standing or record with a parent without the consent and signature of the student. Observing the law also supports the notion that students should make contact with campus departments themselves when they need assistance or encounter an issue.
Of course, you can certainly ask your student to share their progress and concerns with you. And we encourage you to talk with your student 鈥 to ask helpful guiding questions and provide experienced support 鈥 throughout their college years.
U.S. Department of Education
Overview of Health, Safety, and Wellness
- Student Health Services
- Counseling and Psychological Services
- Shaw Wellness Institute
- Emergency Management
- Handbook: Talking with College Students 新澳彩开奖结果 Alcohol
Insurance
Local Hospital
in Hamilton is located at 150 Broad St in Hamilton, adjacent to 新澳彩开奖结果's Student Health Services. Services include:
- Primary Care
- Emergency Services
- Laboratory Testing
- Medical Imaging
- Urgent Care
- Wellness Center
- Cardiology
- Gastroenterology
- Orthopedics/Physical Therapy
- Radiology
- Rehabilitation Services
- Respiratory Care
- Primary Care
- Pulmonology
- Urology
Knowing what to do and who to reach out to can give our students a sense of empowerment and agency:
- Review 新澳彩开奖结果鈥檚 Safety Preparedness Guide.
- Be sure they are registered for 新澳彩开奖结果 Alert Texts (In the ).
- Have the 新澳彩开奖结果 Guardian app on their phone; they can contact Campus Safety through it.
- Have Campus Safety 鈥榮 number (315-228-7333) in their cell phone. In on-campus emergencies, calling campus safety directly is the best option for police, fire, and medical assistance. From a classroom phone, dialing 911 will reach campus safety.
- Remind them that all community members are partners in safety and security.
- Keep their residential buildings and spaces locked, whether occupied or unoccupied.
- If they see something, say something. Immediately report potentially dangerous conditions, safety hazards/risks, and unusual or suspicious activity or behavior.
- What to do If they see /sense danger
- Remove themselves from danger.
- Do not approach the person.
- Be prepared to give a full description of the individual, as well as his or her location.
- Transportation (regional and state travel)
- 新澳彩开奖结果 Shuttle (on campus and in Hamilton)
- On-Demand Shuttle (to airport, bus stations)
- Bus Transportation for Breaks
- Maps & Travel
