Overview

The mission of the LSC Safety and Security Committee is to support the College by promoting a safe, secure, and healthy learning and work environment for students, faculty, staff, and community visitors. 

LSC-Safety and Security Committee Membership

Purpose

• To support the development and implementation of the College’s Multi-Hazard Emergency Operations Plan.
• To be responsible for facilitating an annual safety and security audit and preparing a written report to executive leadership.
• To ensure the safety and security audit is completed and submitted to the Texas School Safety Center every three years in accordance with The Texas Education Code §37.108.
• To develop and obtain approval for an annual College-wide emergency response drill schedule for all locations.
• To regularly review health and safety concerns and incidents and make recommendations to the executive leadership for the maintenance and improvement of a safe and healthy environment throughout the College.
• To promote safety through comprehensive safety education and training programs for all employees, students, and visitors across all College operations. 

Committee Membership

• Sr. Associate Vice Chancellor, Public Safety (designated co-chair)
• Sr. Associate Vice Chancellor, Governance, Accountability, and Compliance (designated co-chair)
• Information Security Officer
• Representative from Department of Emergency Preparedness
• IT Director Client Relations and Communications
• Representative from Environmental Health and Life Safety department
• Associate Vice Chancellor of Facilities & Construction
• Sr. Associate Vice Chancellor, Administrative Services
• Campus Faculty Senate President (annual rotation from the colleges)
• Vice President from each college
• Title IX Coordinator
• Representative from Counseling/Student Services (annual rotation from the colleges)
• Representative from Campus Police
• Representative from the Office of Human Resources
• Representative from Marketing and Communication
• Representative from Organizational Development