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1.4.10 Domestic Violence
. Students should be referred to campus resources such as the Suffolk University Police Department (SUPD), the Health, Wellness, and Counseling Center, and the Dean4.1 Residence Life & Housing Staff
In the event of a major emergency involving the residence halls, the following contacts should be made within Suffolk University personnel: The Residence Life & Housing staff member should contact the Suffolk University Police Department (SUPD) at (617) 573-8111 https://wikis.suffolk.edu/ to report any emergencies1060 Clinical Client Case Files
.. Official Record Holder/Retention Period: Suffolk Law School's Clinical Programs Department Civil Cases: Retain for 7 years after final case settlement1.2.4.1 Faculty and Staff with Disabilities
. The Emergency Manager will notify the Suffolk University Police Department (SUPD) and the Floor Warden. Notification by disabled individuals to the Emergency ManagerWorkflows System
to create a more formal structure for collaboration or review processes, giving you precise control over how information flows through your department or program8.3 University Cancellation and Delays Policy
http://www.ribroadcasters.com/images/user/file/RIBA%20Stations.pdf Please call 617-573-8262 for updated messages. Do not call the University Police Department, switchboard, administrative offices, radio, or television0585 Student Record File
Description: Documents undergraduate and graduate student acceptance into academic programs, their subsequent progress, related activities, and unofficial copies of academic standings and reports. These records are generally filed in academic departments and Dean's offices. Any records transferred to the permanent2.0 Crisis Communication
a communication “web” for his/her department, listing phone numbers and contact order, should an emergency situation arise. Please be sure to gather the necessaryMorningstar Direct
: Morningstar Direct is currently licensed for Finance Department faculty and is available on or off campus. Please contact us for further details. I am new1.4.1 Emergency Levels
LEVEL 1: A relatively minor, localized department or building incident. A LEVEL 1 emergency is quickly resolved with existing resources or with limited outside assistance. A LEVEL 1 emergency is usually a one-dimensional event that has a limited duration and little impact on the campus community beyond those using