Emergency policy and procedures manauls have been developed to ensure the safety of our students, employees and guests should an emergency situation occur. Click on the name of the building you wish to see. The documents are in Adobe PDF format (see note at bottom of page).
If there are any changes that need to be made to these emergency action plans, please contact Bob Austin at 5-2931 or bob.austin@wku.edu. If you are having problems accessing any of the documents, please contact Gary Spichiger at 5-7095 or gary.spichiger@wku.edu.
Emergency Action Plans By Building
- Academic Complex
- Agricultural Expo Center
- Applied Physics Institute
- Bowling Green Community College
- Caveland Educational Support Center
- Central Steam Plant
- Cherry Hall
- Clinical Education Complex
- Complex for Engineering and Biological Sciences
- Craig Alumni Center
- Diddle Arena
- DELO/Carroll Knicely Conference Center
- Downing University Center
- Environmental Health and Safety
- Environmental Science and Technology Building
- Facilities Management
- Faculty Center for Excellence in Teaching
- Garrett Conference Center
- Gordon Wilson Hall
- Grise Hall
- Helm/Cravens Libraries
- Honors Center
- Industrial Education Building
- Zuheir Sofia-Dero Downing International Center
- Ivan Wilson Center for Fine Arts
- Jones Jaggers Hall
- Kentucky Building
- L.T. Smith Stadium
- Mass Media & Technology Hall
- Nick Denes Field
- Police Department
- Potter Hall
- Raymond B. Preston Health & Activities Center
- Rock House
- Science and Technology Hall
- Soccer/Softball Complex
- Supply-Services Building
- Tate Page Hall
- Thompson Complex Central Wing
- Thompson Complex North Wing
- Van Meter Hall
- Wetherby Administration Building
- Women's Studies Center
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Note: The documents presented for each building are in Adobe PDF format. You must have Adobe Reader 5.0 or newer to view those documents. The latest version of the Adobe Reader can be downloaded for free from the Adobe website by clicking on the "Get Adobe Reader" image below or by visiting http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html. Previous versions of the Adobe Reader can be found at http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/reader_archive.html.
