GEORGRIAN COLLEGE

Barrie – Ontario

Georgian college – Vietnamese Version

In 2012, Georgian College was named one of Canada’s Top 100 Employers for the fifth time and Canada’s Greenest Employer for the third consecutive year. The college also earned the highest ranking in the world’s largest international student satisfaction survey. Home to the unique University Partnership Centre, the Automotive Business School of Canada and the Sadlon Centre for Health and Wellness, Georgian is a powerful place offering more than 100 programs at seven campuses across Central Ontario (Barrie, Midland, Muskoka, Orangeville, Orillia, Owen Sound and South Georgian Bay). It is one of the fastest-growing colleges in Ontario and welcomes 11,000 full-time and 16,000 continuing education students annually. The college’s mission is to inspire innovation, transform lives and connect communities through the power of education.

· Campus Safety and Security

Georgian College wishes to remind all staff, students and the general public to use vigilance both on and off campus.

- Be aware of your surroundings and the people around you.

- Trust your gut, leave uncomfortable situations.

- Walk in pairs or groups when travelling across campus.

- Do not wear earphones when travelling in public.

- Walk only on well-lit, regularly travelled sidewalks and walkways.

- Avoid shortcuts. Keep far away from shrubbery or bushes.

- When walking to your vehicle, have your keys ready in hand.

- When you get to your vehicle, lock your doors and leave immediately.

- Do not walk and talk, or walk and text, on your phone.

- Park near your last class or office. If you have to park far away, return mid-day and move your vehicle closer to the building.

- Do not study or work alone at night.

- Do not walk around campus alone at night.

- Do not walk to your car alone at night.

- Familiarize yourself with the location of emergency phones.

- If using the Athletic Centre, avoid showering if there is no one else in the locker room.

- If, while waiting for an elevator, you find yourself alone with a stranger, let them go first and wait for its return. If you are on an elevator with someone who makes you uneasy, get off at the next floor. Always stand near the control panel where you have access to the alarm and floor buttons.

- If you suspect someone is following you, do not run blindly – head toward a well-lit area, and do whatever you can to attract attention and summon assistance. If you cannot reach a safe place before your potential attacker catches up, stop and face them head on. Do not give them the advantage of grabbing you from behind.

· Program

Automotive Business, Business and Management Studies, Computer Studies, Design and Visual Arts, Engineering Technology and Trades, Entrepreneurial Studies, Health and wellness Studies, Hospitality, tourism and Recreation Human Service, just and public safety