A need for systematic organization of safety standards in several areas of university activity is supported. It is emphasized that safe facilities and activity procedures should not be assumed but must be carefully designed into buildings, and preventive measures must be organized and enforced through administrative policies. Papers presented fall into the following categories--(1) the organizing and operating of campus patrol activities, (2) the dangers of handling toxic chemicals in school laboratory work, (3) off campus housing inspection programs, (4) accident prevention through careful job instruction training, (5) designing electrical safety into campus facilities, and (6) the importance of safety clauses in student and faculty research proposals. Bibliographies are presented with speeches. (KK)