Friday, January 19, 2024
11:00 am – 12:30 pm ET

Explore Duty of Care to Safeguard Against Safety and Legal Gaps

Travel abroad emergencies – including a global pandemic, civil unrest, unlawful detainment, sudden death, weather crises and more – keep even the most seasoned risk and crisis response professionals up at night. Tabletop exercises and simulations can provide everyone – from experienced professionals to new professionals with the ability to safeguard against safety and legal gaps.

On January 19, 2024, join our expert presenter – Seth A. Tucker, the Director of Global Safety and Support at Syracuse University – as he shares strategies for positioning your programs to maximize safety and minimize participant and institutional risk. We will cover a range of scenarios with increasing complexity. The scenarios offered will be developed specifically for this event.

You’ll be able to plan effective tabletop exercises and simulations to successfully navigate effective response, reaction and recovery to incidents when they occur. Help minimize fear and chaos, and protect your campus from litigation.

Topics Covered

Gain crucial, actionable takeaways that will help you:

• Test your response processes, so your faculty and staff can confidently mitigate risk, respond appropriately to emergency situations and protect the integrity of your institution’s academic mission.
• Refine your skills and understand new tools for more effective, timely and relevant response.
• Explore the practical application of duty of care principles.
• Evaluate your crisis responses processes through the simulations and consider gaps that need attention.
• Develop solutions that mitigate gaps to avoid being unprepared.

Presenter

Seth A. Tucker serves as the Director of Global Safety and Support at Syracuse University where he is responsible for developing policy and institutional practice in the areas of global safety, risk mitigation, and crisis management.
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