Evacuation
What it means to “Evacuate” The movement of persons from a dangerous, or potentially dangerous place, to a safe place. Examples are the evacuation of a building due to a bomb threat or fire. In an extreme situation (e.g., a flood), large portions of, and perhaps the entire campus may be required to evacuate.
How will I know to “Evacuate” An evacuation notification may come from several sources, including the fire alarm system, BUPD, Campus Living & Learning Staff, other University employees, or other authorities utilizing the University’s emergency communications tools.
How to “Evacuate” Evacuate the facility upon hearing the alarm or other official announcement: Close office/classroom doors and turn off lights and computers. Use designated corridors and fire exit stairs that lead to ground level. Leave the building in an orderly manner. Do not use elevators. Assemble at the Evacuation Assembly Point(s). Follow instruction of emergency personnel. Report any individuals left in the building to personnel. Do not re-enter the building until an “All Clear” announcement is given by emergency personnel.
Evacuation Assembly Points are the point(s) (EAPs)to which all building occupants should report following a building evacuation. Most Evacuation Assembly Points are pre-identified locations, although specific incidents may require the EAP to relocate. EAPs for specific buildings are available below:
| Area of Campus | Building | Assembly Point |
| South Campus (Map) | Air Force and Army ROTC Building | AP 8 |
| Alexander Residence Hall | AP 6 | |
| Allen Residence Hall | AP 3 | |
| Baylor Bookstore | AP 9 | |
| Bill Daniel Student Center | AP 10 | |
| Brooks Residential College | AP 8 | |
| Brooks Residential Flats | AP 8 | |
| Burleson Hall | AP 11 | |
| Carroll Library | AP 11 | |
| Carroll Science Hall | AP 11 | |
| Collins Residence Hall | AP 1 | |
| Dawson Residence Hall | AP 3 | |
| Draper Academic Building | AP 6 | |
| Eight Street Parking Facility | AP 1 | |
| Fifth Street Parking Facility | AP 9 | |
| Hankamer School of Business | AP 11 | |
| Harrington House | AP 1 | |
| Harris House | AP 6 | |
| Kokernot Residence Hall | AP 8 | |
| Martin House | AP 1 | |
| Martin Residence Hall | AP 9 | |
| Mary Gibbs Jones Family and Consumer Science | AP 1 | |
| Memorial Residence Hall | AP 6 | |
| Morrison Hall | AP 10 | |
| Neil Morris Hall | AP 7 | |
| Old Main | AP 11 | |
| Pat Neff Hall | AP 7 | |
| Rena Marrs McLean Gym | AP 10 | |
| Reynolds Conference Center | AP 6 | |
| Russell Residence Hall North | AP 9 | |
| Speight-Jenkins Apartments | AP 2 | |
| Stacey Riddle Forum | AP 1 | |
| Southeast Campus (Map) | Armstrong Browning Library | AP 4 & 5 |
| Bobo Spiritual Life Center | AP 12 | |
| Cashion Academic Center | AP 15 | |
| Fairmont Apartments | AP 12 | |
| Kensington Place | AP 14 | |
| McMullen-Connally Faculty Center | AP 12 | |
| Miller Chapel | AP 4 & 5 | |
| Quadrangle Apartments | AP 13 | |
| Roxy Grove Hall | AP 4 & 5 | |
| Seventh and James Baptist Church | AP 4 & 5 | |
| Speight Parking Facility/Plaza | AP 15 | |
| Student Foundation Center | AP 12 | |
| Tidwell Bible Building | AP 4 & 5 | |
| Waco Hall | AP 4 & 5 | |
| Waco Hall East (School of Music 206) | AP 4 & 5 | |
| West Central Campus (Map) | Baylor Bookstore | AP 9 |
| Baylor Energy Complex | AP 16 | |
| Bill Daniel Student Center | AP 10 | |
| Castellaw Communications Center | AP 19 | |
| Dutton Parking Facility | AP 18 | |
| Fifth Street Parking Facility | AP 9 | |
| Jesse Jones Library | AP 19 | |
| Marrs Mclean Science | AP 16 | |
| Martin Residence Hall | AP 9 | |
| McLean Tennis Courts | AP 17 | |
| Moody Memorial Library | AP 16 | |
| Morrison Hall | AP 10 | |
| North Village Community Center | AP 19 | |
| North Village Heritage House | AP 18 | |
| North Village Texana House | AP 19 | |
| North Village University House | AP 27 | |
| Penland Residence Hall | AP 17 | |
| Poage Library | AP 19 | |
| Rena Marrs McLean Gym | AP 10 | |
| Rogers Engineering / Computer Science Building | AP 19 | |
| Russell Residence Hall North | AP 9 | |
| Russell Residence Hall South | AP 17 | |
| Sid Richardson Building | AP 16 | |
| Truett Seminary | AP 18 | |
| Wiethorn Visitors Center | AP 27 | |
| East Central Campus (Map) | Baylor Sciences Building | AP 25 |
| Carlile Geology Research Center | AP 25 | |
| Goebel Building | AP 20 | |
| Hooper Schaefer Fine Arts | AP 26 | |
| Lewis Art | AP 26 | |
| McCrary Music Building | AP 26 | |
| McLane Student Life Center | AP 20 | |
| Opera Building | AP 26 | |
| Russell Gym | AP 20 | |
| West Campus (Map) | Robinson Tower | AP 28 |
| East Campus (Map) | Arbors Apartments | AP 21 & 22 |
| Baylor Facility Services | AP 23 | |
| Baylor Plaza I Apartments | AP 24 | |
| Baylor Plaza II Apartments | AP 22 | |
| Baylor University Press | AP 22 | |
| East Arbors Apartments | AP 21 | |
| East Campus Parking Facility | AP 24 | |
| North Campus (Map) | Jay and Jeanie Allison Indoor Practice Facility | AP 32 |
| Simpson Athletic and Academic Complex | AP 31 | |
| Bill Daniel Historic Village | AP 29 | |
| Hughes-Dillard Alumni Center | AP 29 | |
| Marina | AP 32 | |
| Mayborn Museum | AP 29 & 30 | |
| Umphrey Law Center | AP 29 | |
| Northeast Campus (Map) | Baylor Ballpark | AP 33 |
| Baylor Tennis Center | AP 33 | |
| Ferrell Center | AP 34 | |
| Getterman Softball Stadium | AP 33 | |
| LL Sams | AP 35 | |
| May Soccer Field | AP 33 | |
| Whetsel Basketball Practice Facility | AP 34 |
