\nAuburn University Risk Management and Safety and the Ag Ambassadors will host a creek clean-up event along the banks of the campus' Parkerson Mill Creek! The clean up will span Parkerson Mill Creek beginning at the intramural fieldhouse\, and students\, faculty\, staff and those associated with the university community are invited to participate in the event. Gloves and bags will be available for collecting\, but volunteers are responsible for bringing appropriate footwear\, such as rubber boots or waders. Meet behind the intramural fieldhouse\, next to the parking lot. Students will need to sign a Volunteer Release & Acknowledgement of Risk waiver (forms will be available the day of the event).\n
For further details contact Tom McCauley at mccautp@auburn.edu or 334-844-4870.
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\nEmerging technologies such as 3D printers and drones are making major breakthroughs in research\\, rescue and reporting. However\\, these new technologies bring new risks that we need to understand. From safe practices to privacy concerns and what’s on the horizon\\, Risk Management and Safety will discuss these issues and more with the Human Resources Development course\\, Risk Management of Emerging Technologies. \nThis unique and one-of-a-kind HRD Course will offer you a chance to interact with the future of innovation and to be prepared for the next great steps in technology. Register through FastTrain. HRD Course RM130. \nFor more information\\, email Kevin Ives at
pki0002@auburn.edu. \n
\nAuburn University Campus Safety and Security is teaching students options for responding to an emergency on campus. The second Campus Safety and Active Shooter Response Training session of the fall semester in the department\'s Emergency Operations Center. For more information\\, go to
aub.ie/SafetyTrain. \n
\nHelp keep Auburn beautiful! AU Risk Management and Safety is hosting a creek clean-up event along the banks of the campus\' Parkerson Mill Creek! The clean up will span from Parkerson Mill Creek beginning at the front of the Auburn Wellness Kitchen\\, to the Lem Morrison Bridge\\, and ending in the area between the Jane B. Moore Field and the McWhorter Center. Gloves and bags will be available for collecting\\, but volunteers are responsible for bringing appropriate footwear\\, such as rubber boots or waders. Meet behind the intramural fieldhouse\\, next to the parking lot. Students will need to sign a Volunteer Release & Acknowledgement of Risk waiver (forms will be available the day of the event).\n
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