For questions, please call Tim Baldwin at 549-5186. The service, which will track down students on campus if their children have an emergency, has been in effect on campus since January. ACVS Director Milas Love said the service is limited to emergencies only and only applies to those individuals that the student lists on the form. To participate a Southeastern student must fill out an Emergency Locator Form and provide a schedule of where he can be found on campus each day. Forms are available at the ACVS office, Student Union room 204, or can be completed on the ACVS web page.
Students can change and adjust the information when necessary.
Should a student need to be reached in an emergency, the student s parents or a child s school can contact ACVS and a staff member will locate the Southeastern student. The Emergency Locator Service is just one of a growing list of services that ACVS provides. The department is continually developing services and activities and welcomes suggestions. Nominations are requested for a position on the grievance committee. Nominees must be a tenured faculty members from the College of Arts and Sciences.