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Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs)


WHY ARE AEDS IMPORTANT IN THE ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ CAMPUS?

Every minute that passes without defibrillation of a heart in ventricular fibrillation, a victim’s chance of survival decreases 7-10%, therefore fast response time is important. City of El ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ EMS responders send an AED on every medical call, but given variables such as emergency recognition, 911 call, dispatch, traffic and travel time to the ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ campus, it is conceivable that EMS first responders would not get an AED to a victim’s side in the ideal time frame. ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½’s AED program enables individuals to respond to a medical emergency on campus that would require defibrillation.

AED Campus Locations
Building Floor Location
Administration 2nd Across from Elevator
Administration 5th Reception Desk Area
AMAC 2nd By Room 2.103
Bioscience  2nd Elevator Area
Business Administration 2nd In Front of Elevators
Campbell  1st Security Desk Area
Centennial Museum  2nd Bathroom Area
Chemistry and Computer Science 2nd Starbucks Lobby/Elevator Area
Cotton Facility 1st Near Main Conference Room
Don Haskins Center 1st Don Haskins Hall Office
Education 4th  Stairwell Area
Engineering 1st Lobby by Dean's Office
EP Natural Gas Conference Center 1st Conference Lobby
Faben Facility 1st Near Restrooms
Fox Fine Arts 2nd Wise Family Theater Lobby
Geological Sciences 1st Geological Sciences Lobby
Graduate Business Center Chase Bank Tower 5th By the elevator
Health Sciences and Nursing 4th Elevator Area
Health Sciences and Nursing 2nd In Front of Elevators
Helen of Troy Softball Complex 1st Softball training room
Helen of Troy Softball Complex 1st Softball training room
Hoover House 1st Exercise room
Interdisciplinary Research 2nd By Room 2.205
Kelly Hall 1st Stairwell Area
Larry K. Durham Center 2nd In Training Room
Larry K. Durham Center 2nd In Training Room
Larry K. Durham Center 2nd In Training Room
Larry K. Durham Center 3rd In Strength and Conditioning room
Library 2nd By the reception area
Magoffin Auditorium 1st South Side Lobby
Memorial Gym and Storage 1st  Front Entrance Lobby
Memorial Gym and Storage 1st Volleyball training room
Mike Loya Academic Services 1st Main Lobby Area
Miner Canyon Copper Hall 1st Lobby Area
Miner Heights Horizon 1st Horizon Hall Office
Miner Village Summit 1st Lobby Area
Paul Foster and Jeff Stevens Basketball Complex 1st Front of courts
Physical Plant A 1st Corridor by Electrical Shop
Physical Sciences Building 1st Lobby Area
Psychology 1st Outside Main Office
Ross Moore 1st Next to Main Office
Rehabilitation Sciences Complex 1st Middle of Hallway by Lobby
Student Recreation Center 1st Basketball Area, Near Exit Door
Student Recreation Center 2nd Pool Area
Student Recreation Center 2nd Front Desk 
Student Recreation Center 2nd Front Desk
Student Recreation Center 2nd Front Desk 
Student Recreation Center 2nd Cardio Area by Information Desk
Sun Bowl Stadium West Gate By Concessions
Texas Western Hall 3rd By room 325
Texas Western Hall 3rd By room 105
Undergraduate Learning Center 1st Rear Lobby
Union East Building 3rd Thomas Rivera Lobby
Union East Building 1st Student Health Center/NW Corner
Union West Building 2nd Dinner Theater

Who Should Use AEDs?

  • ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ Police Department personnel that have completed AED and CPR training
    within the last two years;
  • ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ personnel who have successfully completed AED and CPR
    training within the last two years;
  • Call 911 and 5611 Campus Police and provide prompt basic life support
    including AED and first aid according to CPR/AED training;

Campus Map

Additional Resources

ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ AED Guidelines

ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ Automated External Defibrillators Map

Connect With Us

The University of Texas at El ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½
Environmental Health and Safety Department
El ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½ Natural Gas Building, Room 10
500 W University Avenue
El ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½, Texas 79968

E: eh&s@utep.edu
P: (915) 747-7124
F: (915) 747-8126