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We make sure our community stays connected at all times in the event of an emergency. In cases where there is a crisis or event that threatens the safety or well-being of any facet of the university, a campus alert will be issued, with communications broadcast via the website, our text alert system, and social media channels.
The Emergency Management Team, which is made up of representatives from across our 3 campuses, was created to lead Quinnipiac through major emergencies that threaten the health and safety of the university community.
Members of the Emergency Management Team are available to respond around the clock, 365 days a year. The team meets monthly and oversees various facets of responding to a crisis, including planning, operations, logistics, public information and internal communications, safety and communication with the senior level management of the university and other major stakeholders. Members of the Emergency Management Team also have completed the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s National Incident Management System training.
Quinnipiac provides all employees with training in emergency situations.
For non-life-threatening emergencies or routine requests for help, call Public Safety:
203-582-6200
Download this free app on your device by searching “Quinnipiac” in your iTunes App Store or Android Market. This application provides rapid and proactive communications with friends, family, co-workers, your college or university, and 9-1-1 in the event of an emergency.
All members of the Bobcat community are encouraged to sign up for QU alerts. Once you are registered, the university may connect with you via text, email and a phone call about any emergencies, weather-related cancellations or other critical university information. Users will be prompted to enter their credentials to complete the form.
To receive timely announcements and emergency alerts to your computer, members of the Bobcat community must install this program. Users will be prompted to enter their credentials before downloading the appropriate installation package.