Earthquake simulation with JABSOM equips Waipahu students with real-world skills
The <span lang="haw">Huʻakaʻi</span> Program gave 40-plus Waipahu Intermediate students hands-on emergency response experience.
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Welcome to UH Emergency
Here at UH, we know that being prepared is key to keeping our community safe and sound. Our goal is simple: to help save lives, minimize damage, and accelerate recovery efforts so we can all get back to our studies and campus life as quickly as possible. Stay safe out there!
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In the event of an emergency, this page will provide information about the incident, how to remain safe and when status has returned to normal.
When appropriate, the university will alert faculty, staff and students via email, text messaging and/or UH Alert. Information will also be provided through campus webpages and local news media.
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National Emergency Management Awareness Month
During August’s National Emergency Awareness Month, UH’s emergency management team is conducting an awareness and advocacy campaign to promote the capabilities of UH’s emergency management and the role of emergency managers.
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