The University of Windsor has put in place many amazing interventions to help keep the campus the safest it can be. They have created a friendly and safe campus where students call home during their time here at the University.
The University has 24 hour police on campus. They have also installed numerous emergency call boxes all around campus. These call boxes allow you to contact police and other services with just a push of a button. In addition, they have implemented the Safe Lancer app that allows you to call police and emergency services right from your phone. You can also request to have someone escort you back to your house if you feel unsafe.
In addition to all of these interventions, the University has implemented we also provide an emergency response team. This team is a student-run volunteer service which responds to medical emergencies all around campus. ERT dispatches trained volunteers to provide prompt first aid and pre-hospital emergency care to students, staff, faculty and visitors.
All staff in University of Windsor residences are highly trained to provide a supportive and safe environment. Since residence staff are usually the first point of contact for students living in residence, this is a key component.
The University of Windsor is a safe and supportive community and you should never hesitate to reach out for help!
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