Hostile intruder training (videoconferenced)

How would you react if a hostile intruder were to enter your classroom or office? Are you familiar with the appropriate actions you should consider?Washington State University has mitigated the potential for such an event through a multitude of preventative security measures, but no university in the country is 100 percent secure. This training provides information and options to bear in mind should there be a hostile intruder.

The training takes place from 2:30 – 4 p.m. Jan. 5 in Lighty, Room 405.

Click here to register in advance.

If you plan to attend via videoconferencing, please request your connection here.

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