Urgent Campus Information
Information will be shared here during emergencies for which San Diego State University has activated emergency communications.
Emergency Services
During emergencies, dial 9-1-1 or use any emergency blue light duress phone located throughout campus. If you are unable to call, text to 9-1-1 is available within San Diego County. Individuals should text if they are:
- Deaf or hard of hearing, non-verbal or have difficulty speaking;
- Experiencing a situation where it is unsafe to call 9-1-1 for help;
- Or in a medical emergency and cannot speak on the phone.
To report a non-emergency, dial 619-594-1991 and select option '1' from the menu to speak with a police dispatcher. If you are unable to call the non-emergency line, you may email [email protected].
Reporters seeking information should contact
La Monica Everett-Haynes
Associate Vice President and Chief Communications Officer
Strategic Communications and Public Affairs
619-594-0232
[email protected]
Cory Marshall
Senior Director of Media Relations
619-594-0279
[email protected]
Raquel Herriott
Public Information Officer
University Police Department
619-594-1341
[email protected]
Sign up to receive SDSU Emergency Notifications
SDSU has established a notification system that is capable of sending text (also known as SMS) and e-mail messages in the event of a campus-wide emergency or health and safety concern. It is not intended to supplant any personal emergency contact information you may have provided to Human Resources. Students, faculty and staff automatically receive emergency notifications, and others can opt in to receive information from SDSU.
- Students: Make sure your contact information is up to date through my.SDSU. Instructions to update your contact information.
- Faculty and Staff: Make sure your contact information is updated, including your cell phone number, through SDSU PeopleSoft
- Auxiliary employees: Register using the online form
- Parents, Relatives and Community Members: Register through SDSU Alert