Crisis Management in Colleges

What is the primary goal of crisis management in colleges?

• To eliminate all risks permanently

• To ensure academic excellence

• To protect students, staff, and property during emergencies

• To increase college admissions

Which of the following is NOT typically considered a crisis in a college setting?

• Earthquake

• Active shooter incident

• Faculty recruitment

• Cyber-attack

Which team is usually responsible for handling crises in colleges?

• Student Union

• Crisis Management Team (CMT)

• Faculty Council

• Alumni Association

Which stage comes first in the crisis management cycle?

• Response

• Recovery

• Mitigation

• Preparedness

An effective crisis communication plan in a college should primarily include:

• Technical jargon

• Clear, accurate, and timely information

• Academic schedules only

• Legal policies

The best way to reduce panic among students during a crisis is through:

• Rumors

• Immediate evacuation only

• Transparent communication

• Denying the crisis

Fire drills in colleges are conducted to:

• Test student knowledge

• Practice evacuation procedures

• Assess building beauty

• Reduce class time

Which is an example of a technological crisis in colleges?

• Earthquake

• Cybersecurity breach

• Tornado

• Student protest

Mental health crises among students require:

• Immediate punishment

• Counseling and psychological support

• Academic penalties

• Social media exposure

Which federal law requires colleges in the U.S. to disclose campus security information?

• HIPAA

• Clery Act

• FERPA

• Title IX