A Safe Campus Empowers Titan Success
At UBTech we are devoted to keeping our students, faculty, and staff safe through prevention, preparedness, response, and ongoing support.
We start by spotting potential hazards early—whether it’s a lab safety issue, a weather alert, or a mental‑health concern—and taking steps to prevent them from becoming problems.
When emergencies arise, our campus‑wide preparedness equips everyone with clear guidelines, drills, and resources so they know exactly what to do. If a crisis does occur, a rapid‑response team springs into action, providing immediate assistance, coordinating shelter or evacuation, and communicating updates transparently. Afterward, UBTech offers continued care—counseling, recovery resources, and follow‑up check‑ins—to help the community heal and return to normal life.
Titans help Titans, and through every stage, we aim to protect, support, and serve our campus with integrity, compassion, and professionalism.
In an Emergency
• Dial 911
• Then contact the UBTech Campus Security Officer
Mental Health Crisis Support
• 24/7 mental health counselor
• Anonymous tip line
• Support for threats, bullying, harassment, or safety concerns
National Suicide Hotline
• Dial 988
Report a Concern
Student Processes & Resources
Safety Trainings
UBTech utilizes evidence-based, trauma-informed safety education to promote a safe learning environment.
Covers:
- Sexual assault
- Dating violence
- Domestic violence
- Stalking
Students learn how to:
- Recognize warning signs
- Intervene safely
- Support others
Defines:
- Consent under Utah law
- Institutional expectations
- Communication & healthy boundaries
Covers:
- What hazing is
- Reporting procedures
- Individual & organizational consequences
- Required annual training for student organizations
All recognized student organizations must complete these trainings annually to maintain recognition.
Student Processes & Resources
Hazing
Hazing includes any action that endangers a student’s physical health, mental well-being, safety, academic standing, or dignity as a condition of membership or participation in a group or activity.
If you suspect that you have been the victim of hazing, even if you’re unsure, report it below. UBTech will help review the concern without judgement.
