Risk management in DKA events is about anticipating what could go wrong and putting controls in place before it happens. This protects attendees and the organization, supports a safe, smoothly run program, and helps meet campus policies and liability considerations by showing due care and preparedness. A basic risk assessment element involves identifying potential hazards, evaluating how likely they are to occur and how severe the impact would be, and outlining steps to mitigate those risks. By recognizing what could cause harm, estimating probability and consequence, and implementing controls—such as staff training, clear procedures, medical readiness, crowd management, and contingency plans—organizers can reduce the chance and impact of problems during the event.