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Campus Contacts
Dean of Students
Laura Bayless
240.895.4208
Director of Public Safety
David Zylak
240.895.4911
Director of Counseling Services
MJ Raleigh
240.895.4289
Director of Health Services
Linda Wallace
240.895.4289
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Off Campus Contacts
St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office 301 475-8008
Maryland State Police - Leonardtown Barrack 301 475-8955
Department of Defense Police - Patuxent River NAS 301 342-3218
St. Mary’s County Emergency 301 475-8016
Management Agency St. Mary’s County Commissioners 301 475- 4461
U.S. Coast Guard 1 800 418-7314
Maryland Natural Resources Police 1 800 628-9944
Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Plant 1 410 264-9540
Center for Disease Control 1 800 311-3435 www.cdc.gov
Click here for St. Mary's College's general Hurricane Plan.
St. Mary's College of Maryland takes the health and safety of students, faculty, staff, and visitors seriously. We intentionally plan for predictable and unpredictable incidents and emergencies. An Emergency Response Team (ERT) is formed whenever there is a significant incident or emergency on campus. However, the ERT cannot respond to the emergency alone. Each and every person on campus has a responsibility to effectively respond when emergency situations arise.
This online information has been designed to help all students, faculty, and staff members respond effectively to such emergencies. Please review the material on this web page.
Sincerely,
Laura A. Bayless, Ph.D.Dean of Students
BASIC EMERGENCY RESPONSE PROCEDURE
In every emergency situation or incident, each student, faculty, and staff member should carry out the following seven (7) critical steps:
For further elaboration click here.
- Remain Calm
- Check official communication sources for information regarding the emergency
- Follow instructions for next steps
- Care for and be responsive to others who may be in need of assistance
- Check in with concerned family and friends to let them know you are OK
- Check official communication sources for periodic updates
- Watch for the all clear signal
