Incident and Security Updates Security Recommendations Questions and Answers: University Police Department's response to the threat of terrorism Security Update, October 16th Protocols for Handling Mail Events and Educational Programs Information on World Trade Center Scholarships September 11th Remembrance "Nurturing Our Children in a Time of Uncertainty", Nov. 28 How Stress Is Affecting Everyone Since 9/11, Nov. 15, Nov. 19 POS/PUB 399 The September 11 Project:  Reading, Research and Analysis of the Terrorist Attacks on the United States Ongoing commitment to student safety Personal Safety and Security Tips — 442-3130 Don't Walk Alone Escort Service — 442-5511 Student Conduct — Community Rights and Responsibilities — 442-5501 University Police Department — 442-3132 Rumor Control and Incident Reporting — Student Affairs — 437-4942 President's message of unity and tolerance — unity in compassion, commitment to democratic ideals, tolerance Letter to University Community 10/24/01) Memorial Service (9/21/01) Unity Walk (9/12/01) Candlelight Vigil (9/11/01) Letter to Parents (9/24/01) Letter to University Community (9/13/01) Letter to University Community (9/11/01) Coping with trauma:  campus resources for students, parents, faculty, and staff University Counseling Center — 442-5800. The Center's web site describes services, offers resources, and is a portal to many other useful sites. Middle Earth Peer Counseling Hotline — 442-5777 Employee Assistance Program — 442-5483 Campus Clergy — 489-8573 Students may also consult with: faculty members academic advisors residential life staff Information for alumni Check the Alumni Crisis Information Center UAlbany alumni across the nation track welfare of classmates Ways to be informed/involved Informed Lower Manhattan:  Looking Back and Moving Forward Find out the latest news through the Library's resource page of web sites — news sources in the U.S. and abroad Attend educational events Know and practice the University's Principles for a Just Community Involved Donate Blood Join a campus volunteer organization such as: Five Quad Ambulance Service, 442-5555 Learn about the role students played in rescue efforts. Middle Earth Peer Counselors 442-5777 Other Organizations, Student Activities Participate in a workshop by the National Coalition Building Institute to expand understanding and tolerance of others 442-5490 Reflections:  a campus united and involved Impact of 9/11 on UAlbany Students Assessed    by Carol Olechowski, UAlbany Update Use a Tax to Fight Terror by Julian Zelizer, Associate Professor, History and Public Policy Invite students to learn from us, not terrorists by Heinz-Dieter Meyer, Associate Professor, School of Education With an Outpouring of Compassion and Unity in Countless Ways, UAlbany Responds Quickly Faculty and students reach out to each other and the community and help in New York City.  Faculty perspectives on the future Students assist with the search and rescue effort Albany City Mayor Gerald D. Jennings, President Karen Hitchcock, and College of St. Rose President Mark Sullivan call for climate of tolerance Interfaith memorial service honoring victims and remembering their families Gen X View is Changed Forever by Julian E. Zelizer, Associate Professor, History Department Our political process will keep doing its job by Tom Birkland Poem about the attacks by Joan Murray, Poet-in-Residence, Writer's Institute Dean's Message, School of Criminal Justice Newsletter, October 3, 2001