Campus Safety and Information
Advancing Knowledge, Advancing Healthcare
CAMPUS
SAFETY WEEK
October 21-25, 2024
IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING
Find the Hard Hats
Throughout the week, there will be little yellow hard hats hidden around campus. If you find one, take it up to the Office of the President, and be entered to win! We will raffle a $25 Texas Roadhouse gift certificate to one lucky winner!
EVENTS
Monday, 10/21: Fire Drill Information Day*
Look for an email that includes details for a Fire Drill and Campus Safety Week.
Become familiar with evacuation routes and gathering points in the Tower.
*Always be ready for the real thing, it could happen any time
Tuesday, 10/22: Understanding Mental Health Resiliency & Healthy Mental Processes in Academia
When: 12-1 p.m.
Who: Dr. Danielle Warren
Delivery: Zoom
Wednesday, 10/23: Midweek is a great time to practice our evacuation procedures. Review the evacuation maps and learn all the exits.
Thursday, 10/24: Active Shooter Preparedness
When: 12-1 p.m.
Who: Jamison Moody (DHS)
Delivery: In-person (Tower Rm 7550) & Zoom
During his presentation, he will educate us on, ‘If you See Something, Say Something’, and give you vital tips on staying vigilant during emergencies.
Friday, 10/25: Stop the Bleed Training
When: 12-1 p.m.
Delivery: In-person (Bldg.3, Rooms 204/206) & Interactive Online Course
During this hands-on training, you will learn how to control bleeding in an emergency—and for those joining virtually, you can participate in the interactive virtual training room.
Campus Safety, Continuity, and Risk Management
The University complies with the Safe and Drug-Free School and Communities Act, and the policy can be found in our University Handbook. Annually, RMU reports crime and arrest statistics, as required by the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990 and the Clery Act in the Annual Campus Safety and Security Report. Additionally, the University provides detailed Employee and Student Risk Management Handbooks.
Medical Emergencies
In case of emergency, a student should immediately dial 911 and report the emergency to a University employee. In all buildings, for minor incidents or major cardiac emergencies, the university has a first kit and an automated external defibrillator available. While on campus, any student, employee, or guest of the University that requires emergency medical attention may have the required care summoned from local resources at the discretion of the employee(s). Students assume responsibility for their healthcare and the financial responsibility for any required medical, dental, or mental health assistance. Therefore, in non-emergency situations, students are encouraged to seek healthcare providers covered via his or her insurance policy. In all cases, involved students must complete an Incident Form available from the University’s Safety Officer.
The University is conveniently located by a regional hospital (Utah Valley Hospital) that provides comprehensive services. The University provides a listing of additional medical, dental, and mental health resources on the Student Affairs link of the University website. While the listings represent a portion of facilities within reasonable proximity to the University and its students, the listings do not indicate the University’s recommendation for any particular facility or provider. Students are both responsible for selecting quality healthcare providers and, as previously stated, paying all costs associated with his or her healthcare. To ensure insurance coverage, a student should first contact his or her insurance company for a list of covered facilities and receive care at an appropriate facility.
For assistance with non-emergency healthcare-related questions, students may contact Student Affairs at studentaffairs@rm.edu or 801.375.5125.
For additional information on emergency plans and services, students may also reference the University’s Student Risk Management Handbook or Annual Campus Safety and Crime Report, available through the Vice President of Administration.
Report Suspicious Activity
We all play a role in keeping RMU safe. As you’re going about your day in class, at work, the parking lot, or the common spaces, if you see something that doesn’t seem quite right, say something.
This secure online form enables students and staff to report suspicious activity quickly and anonymously.
Help us keep our campus safe!
Incident Report Form
Campus Tour
Campus Map
Building 3
- RMU Health Clinics
- Eye Institute
- Counseling Clinic
- Center for Communication Disorders
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Master of Science in Medical Speech-Language Pathology (MS MedSLP) program
- Counseling program
- Post-Professional Classrooms
- Wet Lab
- ENMG
- Office of Research
Parking
Free parking is located in the lots directly north and northeast of Building 3. These lots are accessible via S 180 E.
RMU Tower
1st Floor
- RMU Welcome Center
6th Floor
- Doctor of Physical Therapy
7th Floor
- Financial Aid
- Student Affairs
- College of Optometry
- Campus Operations
- Finance Office
- Human Resources
- Registrar’s Office
- Enrollment Management
- Library
- University Marketing & Communications
8th Floor
- Academic Administration
- Center for Teaching & Learning
- Digital Anatomy Lab
- Human Cadaver Lab
- IT Support
- Main RMU Reception Desk
- Master of Physician Assistant Studies
- University Administration
- University Store
Parking
Free parking for the RMU Tower is located in the two south lots off S. Novell Place.On-site Resource Center
The University Learning Resource Center is available during business hours. The Learning Resource Center has workstations as well as wireless internet and printing capability for students.
Parking and Public Transportation
The University provides free parking for students, faculty, staff, and administration.
The campus is conveniently located near a major freeway (I-15) and is accessible by public transportation. The Utah Transit Authority (UTA) provides bus and rail service to the area. Schedules may be obtained by calling 801.RIDE.UTA or by visiting the UTA website. Student bus and rail passes are also available for purchase.
Additionally, free transportation may be available from hotels in which post-professional students stay during their on-campus modules. Students should confirm shuttle availability with their hotel.
Assistance for Students with Disabilities
The University complies with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 by assisting with special access to the University and its premises. Students who need special assistance should contact Student Affairs at studentaffairs@rm.edu to determine and clarify what needs may be accommodated and how to obtain those accommodations.
Drug and Tobacco-Free Environment
The University is committed to the promotion of healthy behaviors. Therefore, tobacco and illegal drug use in any form are not permitted inside any University building.
Alcoholic Beverages
Alcoholic beverages are not permitted anywhere on the University campus, including the grounds and parking lots. Alcohol use is also not permitted by students or faculty while attending class-related activities associated with RMU (i.e., clinical settings, research data collection, etc.).