Public Safety and Compliance
Public Safety & Compliance assists each college and university and the system office to create, implement, and monitor appropriate plans, programs, procedures, and training consistent with applicable legal and professional standards, regulations and available resources to promote safety and security of individuals and system property.
Environmental Health and Safety is the actions, practices, procedures, processes, and programs associated with preserving and protecting the natural environment (air, soil, and water) of system property and operating locations. If you are an employee of the system you can go to the for more information.
If you are not an employee and would like more information you can contact John Dingmann, the systems Public Safety and Compliance Manager.
Occupational Health and Safety is the actions, practices, procedures, processes, and programs associated with protecting the health and well-being of employees in performing their assigned responsibilities on system property and operating locations. If you are an employee of the system you can go to the for more information.
If you are not an employee and would like more information you can contact Anita Mujumdar, the system Occupational Health and Safety Specialist at Anita.mujumdar@minnstate.edu at 651-201-1793.
Emergency Management is the planning, organizing, coordination, integration, training and execution of efforts to prevent, minimize, respond to, and recover from injury or damage resulting from natural or manmade disasters or other crisis situations. It is part of the system's commitment to creating and maintaining safe and secure environments in order to fulfill its mission of providing high quality higher education. If you are an employee of the system you can go to the for more information.
If you are not an employee and would like more information you can contact Tracy Worsley, the system's Emergency Management and Security Specialist at tracy.worsley@minnstate.edu or at 651-201-1797.
Security is the actions, practices, procedures, processes, and programs associated with protecting individuals and the physical assets such as property, facilities, vehicles, equipment, and material on system property and operating locations from threat of or actual damage or loss. If you are an employee of the system you can go to the
If you are not an employee and would like more information you can contact Tracy Worsley, the system's Emergency Management and Security Specialist at tracy.worsley@minnstate.edu or 651-201-1797.