Join Aggie Family Pack |
for a live discussion of |
Emergency Preparedness on Campus |
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Nov. 7
7 p.m. to 8 p.m. |
Parents are asking what colleges and universities are
doing to reduce the likelihood of campus tragedies like
the
killings at Virginia Tech:
What are we doing to keep students safe? Join in as Aggie
Family Pack hosts a discussion on emergency management
at UC Davis. |
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• Hear directly from campus officials with responsibility
for emergency preparedness, fire and police
departments and student affairs.
• Learn what UC Davis has in place to protect
your student in an emergency.
• Find out about new initiatives in the works.
• Ask your questions by e-mail.
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Ask a question
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Please address the following questions
in your email:
What is your name
and where do you live?
What is your relationship to campus (e.g. parent of
sophomore)?
What is your question?
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Panelists: |
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Fred Wood, vice chancellor
for Student Affairs
As vice chancellor for student affairs,
Fred Wood is responsible for many student programs and
service areas including student housing, health and
wellness, enrollment and intercollegiate athletics.
On the campus for almost 30 years, he recently had responsibility
for undergraduate studies. |
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Valerie Lucus, campus
emergency manager
Valerie Lucus has been the emergency
manager at UC Davis since January 2006. Responsible
for the campus's comprehensive emergency management
program, she works with the campus's Emergency Operations
Center Team, its executive policy group, and emergency
officials throughout the region. |
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Annette Spicuzza, chief
of the UC Davis Police Department
Annette Spicuzza has been chief of the
UC Davis Police Department since 2005 and is one of
three people to serve as director of the campus's Emergency
Operations Center. She has more than 20 years of law
enforcement experience. |
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Joe Perry, chief of
the UC Davis Fire Department
Joe Perry, who has more than 30 years
in firefighting, has been chief of the UC Davis Fire
Department since 2004 and is one of three people who
serves as director of UC Davis Emergency Operations
Center. Before coming to UC Davis, he was chief of the
Napa Fire Department. |
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Moderator: Julia Ann Easley,
editor of Aggie Family Pack
Julia Ann Easley is the founding editor
of Aggie Family Pack, now in its sixth year of publication.
A public information representative with the campus
for almost 10 years, she serves on the campus Emergency
Operations Center Team and is a volunteer with the American
Red Cross. |
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