Minneapolis Community and Technical College is committed to providing a safe, secure and healthy environment for its students, faculty, staff and visiting public. Campus health and safety encompasses personal security and public safety, safe and efficient movement to and through the campuses, preservation of physical and fiscal resources, safe and healthful facilities, emergency management, and protection of the environment.
The College will implement programs system-wide to reduce or eliminate hazards to persons and facilities, facilitate movement on campus, and prevent harm to the campus environment and surrounding community. The College expects that students, faculty and staff will fulfill their individual responsibilities toward achieving safety excellence and environmental responsiveness.
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MCTC does not assume and is not responsible for any liability whatsoever for the linking of any of these linked websites, the operation or content (including the right to display such information) of any of the linked websites, nor for any of the information, interpretation, comments or opinions expressed in any of the linked websites. Any comments or inquiries regarding the linked websites are to be directed to the particular organization for which the particular website is being operated.
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