U of M Campus Sangha Risk Management Plan

Risk Management Plan
University of Montana Campus Sangha

2001 Due to the nature of our activities, little risk management is necessary. Our activities will not be physically demanding, nor will there be any reasonable risk of injury. All members and participants in our activities acknowledge their own physical limitations and will not be asked or encouraged to exceed them. The University of Montana Campus Sangha considers all participants, members or not, to be adults, or accompanied by a legal guardian, who understand the nature and risk of such activities and accept personal responsibility for their own conduct without need for supervision.
Activities of Group:	Possible risks involved:	How risks are managed:
Meditation	Joint deterioration, cramped muscles, loss of circulation	Education on understanding limits of each persons body, making it known that meditation should stop immediately if painful discomfort persists. Advising on proper clothing. Teaching on pre-meditative exercises.
Group meetings and discussions	None
Organized Retreats	Hazards while traveling to the retreat, illness while on retreat, see “Meditation” risks.	Any retreat will be cancelled if roads are determined to be impassable. Each driver and passenger holds full responsibility for getting to and from each retreat. In the case of an emergency requiring that any individual needs to be evacuated from a retreat, it will be his or her own responsibility to attain safe passage.