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Safety Week 2026

CORE's 5 Step Disaster Preparedness  CORE's 5-step Disaster Preparedness workshop prepares participants to be ready to take action when it comes to responding to a disaster. 

 

CPR/AED Training 

CPR training can double or triple a person’s chance of survival after cardiac arrest, making it one of the most impactful skills you can learn to save lives in an emergency.

If you are planning on going to teaching, healthcare, sport & fitness, emergency response or construction. 

Having CPR certification will help your resume to make achieving those aspirations easier.  

8:30 to 11:30 in the library room 209/ the Fishbowl

*Cost $15 for certification 

Registration is required 
Safety Fair 

Join a wide array of campus and community partners will be on campus to share

information and resources related being safe on campus and in the community. Stop by, take a look during lunch. We look forward to seeing you!!

Upper Quad 11am to 2pm

Registration is encourage 
Cold Water Safety 

Cold water is a big danger here in Humboldt country. Cold water death occurs multiple times a year. 

This skill shop teaches participants how to recognize and respond to the dangers of cold-water exposure, including hypothermia, cold shock, and drowning.

This Skill shop is both in person and online

In person 11 to 12 in the Library 209, the Fishbowl

Registration is encourage  
Stop the Bleed

Severe bleeding can kill a person in as little as three minutes, often not enough time for first responders to arrive on scene. This often leads bystanders to be the first people responding.


This FREE Stop the Bleed training teaches people how to recognize and respond to life-threatening bleeding using hands-on techniques such as applying pressure, wound packing, and using a tourniquet.

From 12 to 1 in the library 209 aka the Fishbowl

Registration is required 
CPR/AED Training

CPR training can double or triple a person’s chance of survival after cardiac arrest, making it one of the most impactful skills you can learn to save lives in an emergency.

If you are planning on going to teaching, healthcare, sport & fitness, emergency response or construction. 

Having CPR certification will help your resume to make achieving those aspirations easier.  

8:30 to 11:30 in the library room 209/ the Fishbowl

*cost $15 for certification 

Registration is required 
Cybersecurity 

Our lives are online, so knowing how to be safe is more important now than ever. 

The campus's emergency management department has partnered with the campus's IT department and has put together a workshop to do just that. 

Helping students and employees recognize common scams, protect their accounts and personal information, and respond confidently when something goes wrong.

11:30 to 12:30 in the library room 209/ the Fishbowl

This skill shop will be offered both in person and online

*Snacks will be provided 

Registration is encourage
Navigating Disasters with Disabilities

Disasters are scary and being prepared is essential for everyone. But for those living with functional needs require additional support and planning during a disaster. 

This workshop will cover emergency planning, communication, evacuation, and sheltering considerations, transportation, medications and essential supplies. 

12:30 to 1:30 the library 209 aka the Fishbowl

This skill shop will be offered both in person and online

Registration is encourage