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DRU Incident Management Team Roundtable Summary

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DRU Incident Management Team Roundtable
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The DRU's 2016 and 2022 national surveys found that many DRU members wanted to know more about incident management teams (IMTs). Accordingly, on April 15, 2025, 12 attendees from nine IHEs assembled to share how they built and operate their IMTs (also known as crisis management teams).

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ICS and incident management, emergency management, leadership, policy and plan development, lessons learned
Author(s):
Disaster Resilient Universities (DRU) Network

Review of the University of Arizona’s Safety and Security Environment

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Review of the University of Arizona’s Saf…
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"On October 5, 2022, a respected professor and community leader, Dr. Thomas Meixner, was shot and killed in the John W. Harshbarger (“Harshbarger”) building by the alleged suspect (“the Subject”), a former University of Arizona graduate student. On October 24, 2022, PAX Group, LLC, (“PAX” or “PAX Group”) was retained by the University of Arizona (“University”) and began conducting an independent… (read more)
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active shooter, active threat, crime analysis, crisis response, emergency management, first responders, ICS and incident management, ICS and NIMS, law enforcement, leadership
Author(s):
PAX Group, LLC

2023 DRU National Summit White Paper

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2023 DRU Summit White Paper
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Findings and insights from a networking and educational event hosted by the Disaster Resilient Universities (DRU) Network and the University of Oregon.
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best practices, communications, lessons learned, strategies, training, leadership, ICS and incident management
Author(s):
Disaster Resilient Universities (DRU) Network, University of Oregon

Defining and Improving Enterprise Risk Management Frameworks and Maturity Models in Institutions of Higher Education

Publication Date: 2022
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2022 DRU Roundtable White Paper
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Findings and recommendations from a roundtable hosted by the Disaster Resilient Universities (DRU) Network® and the University of Oregon Institute for Resilient Organizations, Communities, and Environments
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risk assessment and management, program development, policy and plan development, lessons learned, leadership, ICS and incident management, emergency management, data and research
Author(s):
Disaster Resilient Universities (DRU) Network

2022 DRU National Higher Education Program Survey Results

Publication Date: 2022
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2022 DRU National Higher Education Progra…
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Results from the 2022 Disaster Resilient Universities (DRU) Network members survey of institutions of higher education.
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risk assessment and management, program development, policy and plan development, lessons learned, leadership, ICS and incident management, emergency management, data and research
Author(s):
Disaster Resilient Universities (DRU) Network

2018 DRU Summit Findings

Publication Date: 2018
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https://resilient.uoregon.edu/sites/defau…
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2018 National DRU Network Summit: Findings from a roundtable discussion.
Tag(s):
emergency management, leadership, best practices, ICS and incident management, program development, lessons learned, policy and plan development, risk assessment and management
Author(s):
Disaster Resilient Universities (DRU) Network

Sports and Special Event Security Planning: Best Practices

Publication Date: 2015
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Sports and Special Event Security Plannin…
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The terrorism incidents on 9-11-2001 changed the way we all looked at security planning and management forever. Prior to 9-11 those of us that were tasked with planning and managing sports and special event security primarily planned for traffic, parking, crowd management and an occasional weather related incident. That has all changed and continues to evolve. In this presentation, we'll examine… (read more)
Tag(s):
best practices, event management, ICS and incident management, risk assessment and management
Author(s):
the National Center for Campus Public Safety (NCCPS), National Center for Campus Public Safety (NCCPS)