Evacuation Assembly Maps

What are evacuation assembly maps?

Evacuation assembly maps are designed to show building occupants the safest location(s) for assembly following a building evacuation.

It is highly recommended that you familiarize yourself with the evacuation point of the buildings you frequent.

Why are there two maps?

Primary Evacuation Assembly Map locations indicate the location(s) that building occupants should assemble during a planned evacuation (drill) or unplanned evacuation of the building. These locations are designed to be far enough from the building for safety, without causing undue inconvenience to building occupants with the hope of re-entering the building.

Secondary Evacuation Assembly Map locations are the areas where building occupants may be directed to go if a) Primary locations are inaccessible or unsafe; b) More distance is needed from the building for safety; and/or c) An extended assembly time is needed to account for building occupants and ensure everyone is safe.

You will be directed to head to the Secondary locations by your Building Emergency Response Coordinator (BERC), a university official, or a first responder.

However, you should always use your own judgement: the most important thing is that you are a safe distance away from a hazard inside a building or along an evacuation route. If you are not able to head to designated areas, please prioritize your own safety above anything else.

How do I read the maps?

Each building is outlined with a color that corresponds to a pin/location marker of the same color (the upside-down tear drop with a white circle on it is the location marker). That location marker is where that building (of the same color outline) will evacuate to in the event of an emergency.

There are also drop-down menus describing each evacuation assembly point in text beneath each map.

IN AN EMERGENCY:

Find the building you are in on the map below.

Evacuate to the pin that matches the color of the building's outline.

Follow directions from authorities.

Primary Evacuation Map - PDF Version

Secondary Evacuation Map - PDF Version

Please Note

We are in the process of updating our maps to ensure they are accessible to individuals with color blindness.

If you have more questions regarding evacuation maps or the BERC program, please contact the Office of Emergency Services at oes@sfsu.edu.

Primary Evacuation Assembly Map

Location(s) that building occupants should assemble during a planned evacuation (drill) or unplanned evacuation of the building.

Primary Evacuation Assembly Points

Building Name	Primary Evacuation Assembly Point
Cesar Chavez Student Center	Quad
J. Paul Leonard Library
Administration
Business
Science Building
Human & Social Sciences	Corner of 19th & Holloway/Between Business & HSS
Manzanita Square	In front of Park Merced Center for Electronic Busines/ University Park South Block 5
Burk Hall	The path between ES&P and Burk Hall/Garden of Remembrance
Fine Arts	Lawn in front of Humanities
August Coppola Theatre	The path leading to the quad
SEIC Building	19th Avenue
Gymnasium	Quad/Cox Stadium side of gymnasium
Hensil Hall	Quad/19th Avenue/East of Temporary Buildings
Thorton Hall	Quad/West of the Greenhouse
Ethnic Studies & Psychology	The path between ES&P and Burk Hall/Cox Stadium side of gymnasium
Student Health Center	Cox Stadium side of gymnasium
Creative Arts	Path leading out towards Markus hall onto Holloway avenue
Studio Theatre	The path leading to the quad
Marcus Hall	West of the building (towards Font Blvd but do not cross)
Humanities	Lawn in front of Humanitites/West of Marcus Hall
Village A (Village at Centennial Square)	West side of the building south of Dining Center
Village B (Village at Centennial Square)	Between Student Services and Student Health Center
Village C (Village at Centennial Square)	Lawn in front of Humanitites
Health Promotion & Wellness	Lawn in front of Housing Office
West Grove Commons	Between each building
Student Services	Between Student Services and Student Health Center
Housing Office	Lawn in front of Housing Office
Towers at Centennial Square	Between Student Services and Student Health Center
Towers Conference Center	Lot 19
Dining Center/Seven Hills Center	Lot 19
University Police Department	Across the street towards Maloney Field
Mashouf Wellness Center	Soccer field that is Southeast of the building
Annex I	The tree line directly across from the front of the buildings
Annex II
University Park North	The lawn in front of each respective building

Secondary Evacuation Assembly Map

Location(s) where building occupants may be directed to go if a) Primary locations are inaccessible or unsafe; b) More distance is needed from the building for safety; and/or c) An extended assembly time is needed to account for building occupants and ensure everyone is safe.

You will be directed to head to the Secondary locations by your Building Emergency Response Coordinator (BERC), a university official, or a first responder.

Secondary Evacuation Assembly Points

Building Name	Primary Evacuation Assembly Point
Cesar Chavez Student Center	Quad (Also anywhere away from present hazard or wherever directed by authorities)
J. Paul Leonard Library
Administration
Business
Science Building
Human & Social Sciences
Manzanita Square
Burk Hall
Fine Arts
August Coppola Theatre
SEIC Building	Middle of Cox Stadium
Gymnasium
Hensil Hall
Thorton Hall
Ethnic Studies & Psychology
Student Health Center
Creative Arts	Middle of Soccer Field by Masouf Wellness Center
Studio Theatre
Marcus Hall
Humanities
Village A (Village at Centennial Square)
Village B (Village at Centennial Square)
Village C (Village at Centennial Square)
Health Promotion & Wellness
West Grove Commons
Student Services	Middle of Maloney Field
Housing Office
Towers at Centennial Square
Towers Conference Center
Dining Center/Seven Hills Center
University Police Department
Mashouf Wellness Center	Middle of SFSU Softball Field
Annex I	The tree line directly across from the front of the buildings
Annex II
University Park North	Parking lot behind the buildings, across Winston Dr.