Penn State’s Active Attacker Response Program offers three action steps if confronted with an active assailant, making it easy to remember and act upon in an emergency: run if you can, hide if you can’t, and fight as a last resort. Once in a safe place, call 911 and give detailed information about what is happening.
Student Victoria Vespico and Chancellor and Chief Academic Officer Dr. Dale Jones sit on the new campus Nittany Lion bench after its reveal, flanked by Penn State Wilkes-Barre students.
Penn State University Police and Public Safety reminds students, employees and visitors to familiarize themselves with the University’s official Active Attacker Response Program.
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