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Risk Management
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Risk Management
Risk Management
Welcome!
NWACC's Risk Management Department assesses potential events, conditions, circumstances, threats or actions that could substantially impair the college's ability to achieve its key objectives, execute its strategies, or pursue strategic opportunities.
View the information below to learn more about campus safety resources, Title IX policies and processes.
Questions? Email prc@nwacc.edu.
Contact Risk Management
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Center for Health Professions, 3042
- (479) 619-3122
- prc@nwacc.edu
- M-Th, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Friday, 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
Resources
Report an Incident
Report a workplace injury, accident or safety concern by submitting an incident report
through Risk Management.
Police & Public Safety
NWACC's Department of Police and Public Safety provide a safe and secure environment
for students, faculty, staff and the community.
Emergency Response
View the various resources to learn more about NWACC's emergency response plans, contact
information, communications and insurance, as well as Arkansas FOIA information.
Opioid Overdose Kits
NWACC has installed opioid overdose rescue kits in all college locations. These kits
provide Naloxone, an opioid overdose reversal medication, and are readily accessible
to help you administer life-saving intervention.
Accessibility
NWACC has an affirmative responsibility to post information in formats that reduce
barriers to accessibility. Learn more.
Compliance
NWACC's Compliance Office facilitates compliance with applicable laws and regulations
governing higher education, industry standards and internal polices and procedures.
Non-Discrimination
Discrimination, harassment, or any other conduct that diminishes the worth of a person
is incompatible with NWACC's fundamental goal of serving and strengthening the community.
Environmental H&S
The Environmental Health and Safety Committee assists in making policies and procedures
that balances concern for the college's environmental legacy, the safety of its work
force and service to students.
Title IX
The Title IX law prohibits sex discrimination in education, addresses sexual violence,
and requires schools to address, remedy and eliminate sexual violence on campus.
Title VI
NorthWest Arkansas Community College outlines its obligations under Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to prevent discrimination based on race, color, or national origin in federally funded programs, detailing prohibited behaviors, exclusions from Title VI coverage, reporting procedures, and available support resources to ensure an inclusive campus environment.
Parking
NWACC is committed to providing quality parking services to students, faculty, staff
and visitors. Learn more about parking areas around campus and obtaining a parking
permit.
Newsletter
Stay up to date on Risk Management news and trainings by viewing the department's newsletter.