To report immediate danger:
Off-Campus: Call 9-1-1
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Teams for Prevention and Response
to Critical Incidents
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The Assessment and Consultation Team for students responds to incidents of high-risk mental health, disciplinary or criminal behavior exhibited by students.
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The purpose of the Bias Response Team is to coordinate the University’s response to bias-related incidents that affect the campus community.
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The Critical Incident Team responds to situations such as threats or acts of violence, major demonstrations or riots, floods, major fires, tornadoes, airplane crashes or train derailments, major chemical spills, hostage situations, sniper activity, building collapse or explosion, bomb threats, deadly disease and food contamination occurring within or near the university community.
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The Case Management Team meets monthly to review employee issues that cross over the represented offices. Student concerns are addressed as they relate to faculty and staff issues.
H1N1 Flu
Novel H1N1 flu is widespread throughout the world. Fortunately, the vast majority of cases are mild and, at this point, the H1N1 virus appears no more virulent or severe than most seasonal influenzas. This strain does seem to be more frequent in children and young adults, because those who are younger than 50 years of age have not yet had contact with a similar type of this virus. We strongly recommend the campus community take the standard precautions adopted during the normal flu season and assist us in our public health prevention efforts. More on H1N1 Flu Prevention at UNI...
The UNI Student Health Clinic specializes in college health. They offer high quality primary and urgent care services provided by Board Certified Family Practice Physicians and Board Certified Physician Assistants. Additional staff includes a pharmacist, nurses, and a lab technologist. They understand today’s college students and we are committed to assisting you with your healthcare needs.
Contact: (319) 273-2009
After SHC normal working hours, weekends and vacation breaks:
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Go to one of the local emergency rooms, which are always open:
Allen Memorial Hospital, Waterloo: (319) 235-3697
Covenant Medical Center, Waterloo: (319) 272-7050
Sartori Memorial Hospital, Cedar Falls: (319) 268-3000
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UNI Alert
 The UNI Alert system is used for notification of threats to physical safety in emergency situations by phone, email and outdoor speaker system. These threats may include severe weather, violence, hazardous material incident, cancelled classes, university closure, etc.
Sexual Assault/ Violence Intervention Services
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UNI Police (319) 273-4000
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Seeds of Hope Crisis Line: 1-888-746-HOPE (4673)
Student in crisis
If you know a student at risk of suicide, a threat of harm to others, or exhibiting severely disorganized, psychotic or out-of-control behavior, or of an incident involving trauma, such as sexual assault or the death or injury of someone close, contact:
Staying Safe
Other Safety Resources
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