Individuals
Students, Faculty, Staff, Visitors, Parents, Alumni, and other Community Members
In order to promote individual preparedness, MIT Emergency Management offers various preparedness training and services for individuals. Whether you are a student, faculty, staff, visitor, parent, alumni, or anyone else associated with our community, we have something applicable to you!
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MIT Alert
MIT Alert is MIT’s emergency notification system that uses various messaging modes to notify our community about confirmed threats to life safety or major disruptions to Institute operations.
Stay Informed
This page contains all the ways you can stay informed before, during, and after emergencies.
Emergency Contacts
Find important contact information for other MIT departments involved in emergency preparedness, response, and recovery here.
Response Guide
This guide is intended to serve as a quick reference to learn response actions to many different types of emergencies.
Travel Emergency Resources
The Institute provides the a vast array of travel resources to ensure your health and safety whenever you are off campus, whether domestic or international.
Training
In order to ensure a prepared MIT community, we provide training for individuals in a variety of emergency preparedness topics.
Build an Emergency Kit
We provide guidance and resources for you to build a basic emergency kit for your office, car, and home.
Create a Family Preparedness Plan
This site teaches you how to develop a plan that you and your family can use in the event of an emergency or disaster.
Crisis Communications Plan
To keep our community informed during an emergency or crisis, we have developed the Crisis Communication Plan, which outlines various situations, modes, and responsibilities.
Additional Resources
This page provides the MIT community with vast array of additional resources that can improve preparedness.