Memphis State University Students-Faculty-Staff Telephone Directory, 1991-92

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1991-92 Telephone Directory
Students Faculty Staff
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A project ofthe Publications Office
Division of University Community Relations
TABLE OF CONTENTS
General & Emergency Information 2
Travel Information & Toil-Free Numbers 3
Building Abbreviations 3
Telecommunications User's Guide 4
Earthquake Safety 6
Campus Map 8
Administrative Listings 9
Departmental Listings 11
Sororities & Fraternities 17
Campus Religious Organizations ....17
Emeriti (Retired Faculty & Staff) Listings 18
University Support Groups 21
Student Information System (Dial SIS) 22
Faculty & Staff Listings 23
Student Listings 49
Advertisers Yellow
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USE OF THIS DIRECTORY FOR SOLICITATION IS PROHIBITED
MemphisStateUniversityisanEqualOpportunity/AffirmativeActionUniversity.
Itiscommittedtoeducationofanon-raciallyidentifiablestudentbody.
Onthecover: AcollageofscenesaroundtheMemphisStatecampusshowsthediversityofourUniversity. With morethan20,000
studentsfrom throughouttheU.S. andsome75foreigncountriesandoneofShelbyCounty'slargestemployers, MSU makesasignificant
impactontheMid-South region. PresidentV. Lane Rawlinstalkswithagroupofstudentsinthetopcenterphotograph.
MSU-21-9192-12M GV Publications, 1409 19thSt., Lubbock,Texas
GENERAL INFORMATION
NOTE: When an emergency arises, do not dial 9-1-1! The ennergency center screen would not show information
necessaryforresponse. The9-1-1 Officeandthe Memphis Fire Department requestthatall emergency calls be routed
through the Memphis State University Public Safety Office dispatcher. The dispatcher will immediately create a
conference call with the necessary emergency agency. Public Safety will have the caller's location displayed. This
procedure ensures emergency aid routing to the correct location.
EMERGENCY & SERVICE NUMBERS
ALL EMERGENCIES 678-HELP (4357)
PUBLIC SAFETY 678-HELP (4357)
SOUTHERN POISON CENTER 528-6048
TO REPORT A TELEPHONE OUT OF ORDER 678-2999
UNIVERSITY CENTER PROGRAM INFORMATION 678-2041
UNIVERSITY EVENTS (Recorded) 678-2079
UNIVERSITY FACSIMILE (Incoming) 678-FAXX (3299)
UNIVERSITY OPERATOR DIAL
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UNIVERSITY SWITCHBOARD 678-2000
VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER 678-2040
IMPORTANT NOTICE REGARDING
DIRECTORY INFORMATION
Thefollowing information hasbeendesignated "Directory Information"by Universityofficials:nameofstudent, address,
telephonenumber,dateandplaceofbirth,academicmajor,datesofattendance,degree(s) awardedandthemostrecent
previous educational institution attended by the student. This information will be released upon request to interested
parties unlessthe student has provided a signed statementto the Records Office, 115 Administration Building, within
14 days of the beginning of classes each semester requesting that such information not be released.
CLASS CANCELLATION &
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
In the event that inclement weather requires the cancellation of Memphis State University classes and/or campus
activities, local radioandtelevision news mediawillbe immediatelynotifiedfordisseminationastheydeemappropriate.
Such closingdecisionswill also be givento University vice presidentsfordisseminationthroughthe notification system
in placeforeach f^SU division. Cancellationswill notapplytoadministrativeoffices. Eachfacultyand staffmemberand
each student is expected to recognize that inclement weather creates conditions more dangerous than normal.
Therefore, each person is expected to exercise a high degree of care to avoid accidents. All non-teaching employees
whodo not reporttoworkduring inclementweatherwillbeconsidered inanannual leaveorleavewithout paystatusfor
the period oftheir absence. (MSU Procedure 2A:16:01A)
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TRAVEL INFORMATION & TOLL-FREE NUMBERS
Memphis State's Official TravelAgency
Rosenbluth Travel Services
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725-1111 or 800/328-1007
(after hour emergencies: 800/638-0018)
Forcomplete MSUtravelregulations, see MSUProcedure 2D:01:01M.
Toll-Free Travel Numbers
Thefollowinglistoftoll-freetelephonenumbersfornationalhotel/motelchainsandautomobilerentalagenciesisprovided
foryour convenience in planning trips for business or pleasure. We hope itwill be helpful.
Hotels and Motels
Admiral Benbow 800/451-1986 LaQuinta Inns 800/531-5900
BestWestern 800/528-1234 Lexington Suites 800/537-8483
Budgetel 800/428-3438 Marriott 800/228-9290
Choice Hotels 800/221-2222 Princess 800/223-1818
Clarion 800/252 7466 Quality Inn 800/228-5151
Comfort Inn 800/2285150 Radisson 800/333-3333
Courtyard by Marriott 800/321-2211 Ramada 800/228-2828
Days Inns 800/3252525 Regal 8 800/851-8888
Embassy Suites 800/362-2779 Residence Inn 800/331-3131
Garden Plaza 800/342 7336 Rodeway Inn 800/228-2000
Hampton Inns 800/4267866 Sheraton 800/325-3535
Hilton 800/445 8667 Stouffer 800/468-3571
Holiday Inn 800/4654329 Super8 800/843-1991
Howard Johnson 800/6542000 Travelodge 800/255-3050
Hyatt 800/228 9000 Westin 800/228-3000
Inter-Continental 800/3324246 Wyndham 800/822-4200
Car Rental
Agency 800/321-1972 Hertz 800/654-3131
Alamo 800/327-9633 National 800/328-4567
American International 800/527-0202 Payless 800/237-2804
Avis 800/331-1212 Rent-A-Wreck ..800/535-1391
Budget 800/527-0700 Sears 800/527-0770
Dollar 800/421-6868 Thrifty 800/367-2277
BUILDING ABBREVIATIONS
AB ArtBldg. JN Johnson Hall
AC Alumni Center JO Jones Hall
AD Administration BIdg. KN South Campus
AOB AthleticOffice BIdg. LS Life Sciences
AR Army ROTC LW Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law
BA College of Business Office BIdg. Ml Mitchell Hall
BB College of Business Classrooms MJ MeemanJournalism BIdg.
BL J. Willard Brister Libraries MN Manning Hall
CFA Communication & Fine Arts BIdg. MU Music BIdg.
CL Clement Humanities BIdg. PB Physical Education BIdg.
CS Campus School PP Physical Plant & Planning
EA Education Annex PT Patterson English BIdg.
EB Ellington Biology BIdg. PY Psychology BIdg.
ED College of Education RT Richardson Towers
EN Herff Collegeof Engineering SC Scates Hall
ET Engineering Technology SE Special Education BIdg.
FEC Fogelman Executive Center SM J. Millard Smith Chemistry BIdg.
FH Field House TC Theater & Communication Arts
GD Graphic Design DC University Center
GP Guidance & Personnel Services WD Dunn Math & Foreign Languages BIdg.
HC Health Center BIdg.
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS USER'S GUIDE
TelecommunicationsOffice• 101 JonesHall• 678-2999
Dialing Instructions
Local Calls
Campus Dial last4digits Calls outside the Memphis calling zone (including international
Memphis Area Dial 9+ number calls)from all non-payphoneson campus:
AT&T
'In ,
295 North MapleAvenue .,'.,
Long Distance Calls Basking Ridge, NJ 07920 '.-,,>•...
A.Within the Continental United States, Alasl<a, Directcomplaintsto: 800/422-6435
Hawaii, Virgin Islands and Canada Forrates,dial9+ 00
1. (DiTaIlGiEnRgLDIiNrEecAtUTHORIZATION CODE REQUIRED) Calls outside the Memphis calling zone (including international
a. From campus calls)fromall payphoneson campus:
1 Dial 9+areacode+ number;itisnotnecessary to MCITelecommunications
diall.
4170Ashford-Dunwoody Road
2) Listen for3sliortbeepsfollowedbydialtone. Atlanta, GA 3031 .
b. Fro3m)MEnetmeprhTiigserflrieneeclaolnlgindgisatraenacecode number. Directcomplaintsto:800/444-3333
(TOUCHTONE PHONE IVIUSTBE USED) Forrates,dial800/444-3333
1 Dial454-0044. Furthercomplaintsaboutoperatorservicesshouldbedirectedto:
2) Receivedial tone.
3) EnterTigerlinelongdistance authorizationcode
Enforcement Division
number.
FCC Common CarrierBureau
4) Receivedial tone. 2025 M Street, N.W.
5) Dial 9. Washington, D.C. 20554
6) Receivedialtone.
7) Place call (dial areacode +number).
2. Calling Card and Operator-Assisted (0 calling) B. International Calls
(THESECALLSARETHEMOSTEXPENSIVETYPESTHAT 1. Dialing Direct
CAN BE PLACED FROM CAMPUS) a. Dial 9 +011 + CountryCode+City Code+ Number.
a. Calling Cards NOTE.lospeedthecall on atouch-tonetelephone, press
1) Dial 9. the#button afterdialing.
2)Followinstructionsgivenbyyourcallingcardvendor. b. Listenfor3shortbeepsfollowed bydial tone.
b. Operator-Assisted c. EnterTigerlinelong distanceauthorization code
number.
1 Dial9+OforassistancewithintheSouthCentralBell
callingzoneorDial9+00forassistanceoutsidethe 2. Calling Card orOperator-Assisted -;:,
callingzone. (Seepage 11 oftheSouthCentralBell (SameasA.2. above)
1991-92GreaterMemphisWhitePagesdkecXoryior
calling zone boundaries.) C. Toil-Free Calls (800)
2) WaitforOperator and give requested calling 1. Dial 9+800+ number. " *
information. - , NO THIRDPARTYOR COLLECTCALLS CANBEBILLED TO
A/ofe;Whenplacingoperator-assistedorcallingcardcalls,consum- ANYMSUNUMBER.(Ifcollectcallsareaccepted,thereceiving
ers have a right to obtain access to the interstate long distance partywillbebilledforthecallplusanadministrativechargeto
service oftlieirchoice. You maycontactyourpreferredcarrierfor recoverbilling costs.)
information aboutusingtheirservicefromanyparticulartelephone
on campus.
DirectoryAssistance
Tousealongdistanceserviceotherthan MSU'svendorofchoice, A. Campus Listings
dialthe accesscode providedbythatcompany. 1. Dial forcampusoperatorfrom8 a.m.-4:30p.m. (M-F).
2.Dial2041 (UniversityCenterInformationDesk)eveningsand
Pre-subscribed long distance serviceis providedtothe University weekendsduring UCopen hours.
by several carriers. Rates for all operator-assistedcalls are avail-
able upon requestfromtherespectivecarrier. B. Off-Campus Listings
Calls within the Memphis calling zone (see page 10 ofthe South 1. Local
CentralBell 1991-92 GreaterMemphis WhitePagesdirectoryfor Dial 9+411 (nocharge).
2. Long Distance
calling zone boundaries)fromalltelephoneson campus: a. Dial9 +areacode +555-1212.
South Central Bell b. Listenfor3shortbeepsfollowedbydialtone.
P.O. Box 439 c. EnterTigerline longdistance authorization code
Memphis,TN 38101 number.
Directcomplaintsto: 1/577-1414 (tollfree) 3.800
For rates,dial9+ Dial 9+800 +555-1212.
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TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES
CELLULAR TELEPHONES their personal computers to communicate with other devicesthat
MSU receives a volume discounton cellulartelephone hardware can bereachedbydial access.Thetelephonesystemwill provide
and airtime. Students, faculty and staff members can contact the proper modem speed interface for all data calls. During data
Telecommunicationsfordetails and prevailing rates. calls,thephonelineisstillavailableforplacing andreceivingvoice
calls. Students will need to purchasefromTelecommunications a
hardware adapter for the communications port of their personal
FACSIMILE computers. CallTelecommunicationsforfurtherinformation about
service pricing andavailability.
TheTelecommunicationsOfficeisequippedtotransmitandreceive
facsimile documents to any point with facsimile capabilities. This
serviceisavailabletoastudent,faculty/staffmember,department, VIDEO SERVICES
organizationoragencywithaUniversityaccountnumber.Facsimile
ratescan beobtainedfromtheTelecommunicationsOffice.There Twenty-six cable television channels are availabe to any
is no charge for business-related incoming messages. Incoming campus subscriber. A cable hook-up jack is needed, and some
facsimiledocumentscanbereceived24hoursaday.Thetelephone subscribers need converter boxes for their televisions. Several
numberforreceivingfacsimiles is MSU-FAXX (678-3299). cilnofsoerdm-actiirocnuiotftsepleecviifsiiconinctheraensnteltos tahree MmSaiUntcaoinmemdunitoty.preTseelnet-
caststransmittedbyindustrygroupsandbyotheruniversitiescan
SYSTEM FEATURES also be received. Contact Telecommunications for further in-
formation.
Basic and Deluxefeature packages consisting of Automatic Call-
back, Call Hold, Call Waiting, Call Transfer, Conference Call (3-
partyonly)andSpeedDialingareofferedtoresidencestudentsfor
added convenience and flexibility to meet their communications USER GUIDES
needs.StudentsmustmakeapplicationforserviceattheTelecom- Telecommunications has developed user guides for equipment
municationsOffice. Facultyandstafftelephonesare automatically and servicesoffered bythedepartment. Each station user should
equipped withthe Deluxepackage. have a copy of the guide that is appropriate for his or her tele-
phone. Faculty and staff should check with their departments
forthe names oftheirCommunications Counselors.Thesepeople
TELECONFERENCE OR CONFERENCE CALLING serve as extensions of the Telecommunications Office in
Anyperson,groupordepartmentmayholdatelephoneconference meeting the needs of the user community. Each Communica-
call for up to six (6) parties. Only one ofthese parties must be a tions Counselor has copies of all user guides and can answer
campus station.Toestablish aconferencecallformorethanthree most routine questions. Students can pick up user guides at
(3) parties, callthecampus operatorforassistance. theTelecommunications Office.
Aportableteleconferencetelephoneisavailableforpersons,groups
ordepartmentsthatwouldliketotakepartinateleconference.This
telephoneisdesignedtoallowlargegroupstoparticipateindiscus- ASSISTANCE
sions with remote locations. Groups do not haveto be partofthe The Telecommunications Office staff is available to assist in-
main campustotake advantage ofthisservice. dividuals, groups or departments with all of their telecom-
munications needs. End-user departmental training,
departmental analysis and design, and special services can be
THE PC CONNECTION
arranged through the department. Call us with any questions,
Residencestudents maysubscribetothisservicewhich will allow concernsorproblems.
TIGERLINE LONG DISTANCE SERVICE
Longdistanceservice isofferedbythe MSUTelecommunications UserClass Application
Department. Called Tigerline," this service is available to any Residence Hall Applicati—onforTigerline Long Distance
administrative/facultypersonforofficial Universitybusiness. Users Student Service ResidenceStudentAccount
mayestablishaseparateaccountforpersonaluse. Residencehall
students mayalso subsaibetothe service. Applicationshould be PLEASENOTE: Cardholdersareresponsibleforallcallscharged
madeattheTelecommunicationsOffice inJones Hall, room 101 totheircode numbers. Users mustnotifytheTelecommunications
Office immediately if their cards are lost or stolen. Any billing
discrepanciesshouldbereportedtotheTelecommunicationsOffice
UserClass Application within 1 daysofinvoicedate.
Administrative TelecommunicationsWorkOrder
(MSUAccount) Request
RATES
Faculty/Staff Applicati—onforTigerline Long Distance
(Personal) Service Faculty/StaffAccount TheTigerline rate structure is based on the costof service and is
.
TIGERLINE LONG DISTANCE SERVICE
(continued)
considerably below the cost of alternative long distance services quent date. If payments are not shown posted bythe delinquent
from the campus. A $50 deposit may be required for student date, the authorization code will be deactivated until payment is
accounts. There is no minimum usage charge and no financial received. A $15 reactivation fee will be charged to restore long
limitationoncalling ability; however, incaseofexcessivecalluse, distance service.
theuserwill benotifiedand askedto makeapayment.
Any discrepancies or concerns should be discussed in person
withTelecommunicationsOfficepersonnelinJonesHail,room101
CALL BILLING Nodiscussionofaccountswill be handledoverthetelephone.
Billingfordomesticandinternationallongdistancecallsoutsidethe
901 area code begins as soon as the called party answers. Calls
withinthe901 areacodehavea30-secondsetupperiodafterwhich TERMINATING SERV—ICE
billingautomaticallybegins. Ifyoudialawrongnumberorreceivea AdministrativeAccounts To deactivate an authorization code,
badconnection, hang up immediatelyto possibly avoidacharge. submit a Work Order Request form to the Telecommunications
Officeandattachthe user'sTigerline Card.
Thetelephonesystemmustreceiveapositivereleasesignalto
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terminatebillingofeachcall.Whenconsecutivecallsaremade, Faculty/StaffAccounts ProvidewrittennoticetotheTelecommu-
take appropriate action to insure that the first call is properly nications Office requesting the effective date of termination of
terminatedfor billing purposes. Toterminate calls using standard service.CompletefinalpaperworkinpersonattheTelecommunica-
desksetsorresidencelines, hang upforatleast5seconds. Billing tionsOffice.ALLCHARGESMUSTBEPAIDPRIORTODEPART-
adjustmentswill notbe madefor improperlyterminatedcalls. ING FROMTHE UNIVERSITY.
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ACCOUNTBILLING,PAYMENTSANDADJUSTMENTS StudentAccounts Students mustcometotheTelecommunica-
— tionsOfficeinpersontoterminateservice.Applicabledepositswill
AdministrativeAccounts Departments/Agenciesareprovideda be refunded by the Bursar's Office upon termination of service
detailed report of all local and long distance usage charges and providingthereisnooutstandingbalance. Ifthereisabalancedue,
telecommunications work order charges incurred each month. thedepositwill be usedto paythe bill. Anyremaining depositwill
Billingadjustmentstoadministrativeaccountswillnotbemadeafter then be refunded.
the date indicated on the invoice. Any discrepancies must be
reportedtotheTelecommunications Officein writing.
— Anadditionalpaymentmayberequiredifthedepositdoesnotcover
Altottteraccounts Amonthlyinvoicewillberenderedtoeachuser the balancedue. If studentsdo not pay, any deposits held bythe
with all long distance charges itemized. These invoices are due University (i.e.,dormitoryreservation, breakagefees, etc.)will be
uponreceiptandareconsidereddelinquentafter15daysofinvoice appliedtothe outstanding bill. As in thecase of all otherfinancial
date.ChecksshouldbemadepayabletoMemphisStateUniversity. obligationstotheUniversity,non-paymentwillresultinwithholding
Payments areto be made atthe Bursar's Office beforethe delin- ofregistration materials, diplomaand/ortranscripts.
EARTHQUAKE SAFETY
(For additional Information, contact the Public Safety Office)
The impactof an earthquake can be lessened ifpreparedness take steps now to prepare. Constructive, protective action
measures are taken. Set aside emergency supplies and teach possible.
co-workers and family whattodo during and afteradisaster.
During a major earthquake, a shaking may occur that begins
gentlyandwithinasecondortwogrowsviolent.Oraviolentjoltmay EMERGENCYSUPPLIES
occurfirst;asecondortwolateryou'llfeeltheshakingand,asinthe Haveon hand forany emergency:
first example, you'llfind itvery difficult (if not impossible)to move Flashlights, portable radio, first aid kit, fire extinguishers, noii
from one roomto another. perishable food, tools, water and special medications and did
Movementoftheground isseldomtheactualcauseofdeathor items. ,
injury.Mostcasualtiesresultfrompartialbuildingcollapseorfalling
objects and debris. Many of these conditions aro easily prevent-
OFFICE PREPARATION
able.
Ifyouareindoors,staythere.Getunderadeskortableorstand Ensurethatchemicalsandotherhazardousmaterialsarestore
in a doorway or corner. Stay clear of windows, bookcases, cabi- insecurelyclosedcabinetsandthatappropriatewarningsignsaii
nets, mirrors, and any heavy hanging orunsupportedobjectsuntil posted in areas housing hazardous materials.
the shaking stops. Attach free-standing furniture to structural supports. Che«
Because earthquakes occur without warning, it's important to latcheson file drawersto preventcontentsfrom spilling. Remov
iieavy objects from high shelves and check wall-mounted Ifyouareinyourcar,pulltothesideoftheroadandstopthecar.
Objectsto ensurethattheywill notfall. Secure equipmenttoworl< Donotparkunderoverpassesorpowerlines. Stay inyourcaruntil
surfaces. Prevent hanging plants from swinging free orbreal<ing the earthquake isover. Iftheearthquake hasbeen severe, do not
mdows. attempttocrossbridges oroverpassesthat have been damaged.
Familiarizeyourselfwithemergencyexitsinclosestproximityto Ifapowerlinefallsacrossyourcar,st—ayinthecar. Ifpossible,drive
'ourworkingarea. Iflighting isdependentonelectricityratherthan away;otherwise, waitto be rescued do not getout.
iunlight, keepaflashlight and plenty of batteries on hand.
Don't use elevators during an earthquake.
ACTION FOLLOWING AN EARTHQUAKE
Whenthegroundstops shaking,checkforinjuriesandperform
-iOME PREPARATION necessaryfirst aid procedures.
Everyone in your home should know howtoturn off electricity, Do not usethetelephone unlessthere is asevere injury. Wear
)as and water atthe main switches and valves. Caution: Do not shoesinareasnearfallendebrisandbrokenglass. Ifpossible,put
ihut off gas unless an emergency exists (leaks). If gas is ever outsmallfires; if not, leaveyourbuildingorhomeimmediatelyand
urned off, rememberthat all pilot lights must be relit. Label water alert neighbors.
ihut-offvalve (located where waterentersthe house). Also label Checkgas, waterand electrical lines and checkappliancesfor
nain watershut-offvalve, located withthe meter in a submerged damage. If you smell gas or see a broken line, shut off the main
;oncrete box in orclosetothe sidewalk. valve. Do not switch on the gas or electricity until the power
It's importanttoknowwhereyou shouldgoforprotectionwhen companyhascheckedthebuilding.Donotsearchforgasleakswith
he house beginstoshake. Byplanning and practicingwhattodo a lighted match or open flame. Do not use electrical switches or
)efore an earthquakeoccurs,youcanconditionyourself andyour appliances if gas leaks are suspected because sparks can ignite
amily to react correctly and spontaneously when the first jolt or gasfrombrokenlines.Switchoffelectricalpowerifthereisdamage
shaking isfelt. to the electrical wiring. Do not touch downed electrical lines or
Youcanidentifypotentialdangersbyconductinganearthquake broken appliances.
lazard hunt. Go from room to room and imagine what would Clean upspilled medicines, bleaches, gasoline, insecticidesor
tappen in an earthquake. Be particularly aware of the following other hazardouschemicals.
jossible hazards: Checktoseethatsewagelinesareintactbeforeusingthetoilet.
Tall heavy furniture which could topple, such as bookcases, Plugbathtubandsinkdrainstopreventsewagebackup.Ifthewater
:hinacabinets,ormodularwall units; hotwaterheaterswhichcan supply iscut offdo not usetoilets.
lie pulled away from pipes and rupture; appliances which could Check food and water supplies. If water is cut off, use emer-
nove enough to rupture gas or electrical lines; hanging plants in gency water supplies found in toilet tanks (not the bowl), water
leavypotsthatcouldswingfreeof hooks;heavypictureframesor heaters, melted icecubes. Donoteatordrinkfromcontainersthat
Tiirrors hungoverthebed, sofas, chairs, etc.; latcheson cabinets were open during thequake. They mightcontain shattered glass.
vhich will not hold the door closed during shaking; masonry Check closets, cabinets, and cupboards. Open doors cautiously.
chimneysthatcouldcrumbleandfallthroughanunsupportedroof; Beware ofobjectstumbling off shelves.
and breakable or heavy objects that are kept on high or open Check the building for cracks and damage, particularly the
shelves. Of special concern are hazardous chemicals such as chimneys or masonry walls. Do not use fireplaces unless the
nsecticidesand householdcleaningproductsoftenfound inglass chimney is undamaged and without cracks.
containers. Turn on your battery-powered radio (or car radio) for damage
reports and information. Use charcoal broilers or gas grills for
emergencycooking (only when outdoors).
ACTION DURINGAN EARTHQUAKE Donotuseyourvehicleunlessthereisanemergency. Donotgo
Each person should know safe spots in every room. The best sightseeing through badly damaged areas. You will only hamper
placesto be are under supported archways, against insidewalls, relief efforts. Keep streets clear for the passage of emergency
andunderheavypiecesoffurniturelikeadeskorsturdytable.Stay vehicles.
awayfrom windows, hanging objects, mirrors, fireplaces and tall, Bepreparedforaftershocks. They are usually smallerthanthe
jnsecuredfurnitureorshelving. mainquakebutsomemaybelargeenoughtodoadditionaldamage
Ifyou happento be inthe kitchen, turn offthe stove atthefirst to structuresweakened during the main shock.
signofshaking andquicklytakecoverunderacounterortable,or Ifyouevacuate,postamessageinclearviewstatingwhereyou
n adoorway. can befound. List reunion points in case of separation.
If in a crowded publicplace, do not rushforthedoorway since
Dther people are going to have the same idea. Move away from Take withyou: „, -
display shelvescontaining objectsthat mayfall. • Medicines and first aid kit. . ,; '
If in a multi-storied building, get under a desk away from • Flashlight, radio and batteries.
windowsandoutsidewalls. Stayinthebuildingonthesamefloor. • Importantpapers and cash.
Don'tbesurprised iftheelectricitygoesout,elevatororfirealarms • Food, sleeping bags/blankets and extraclothes.
JOon, orsprinklersystems are activated. Do not use elevators!
If outside, get into the open away from buildings, trees, walls Volunteertoassist in the University's recovery effort!
and powerlines.
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