Should you
become a victim, or to report emergencies. . .
- Report the incident
as soon as possible
- If you saw who did
it, note a description of the person, automobile,
which way they went, etc.
- When phoning the
police, try to remain calm.
- Tell us where you
are and wait there until an officer arrives.
Do not hang up the phone.
The
Department has established and actively participates
in programs that serve to raise the level of
safety awareness of the University community.
These programs are provided annually and/or quarterly
and include:
- Rape
Aggression Defense Training R.A.D.
- Student
Orientation
- Resident
Advisors Training Programs
- Campus
Escort Services
- Sexual
Assault Prevention
- Personal
Safety Awareness
- DUI
and Drug Abuse
- Theft
Prevention
- Operation
ID Engraving
- Building,
Area and Parking Lot Lighting Surveys
- 9-1-1
Capability from all University phones
- Emergency
Telephones at various campus locations
- Disaster
Preparedness
- Electronic
Alarm Systems
- Community
Oriented Policing Program
- Bicycle
Patrol
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- Thefts occur everywhere…
even on campuses. Watch your property and be observant of persons around
you, especially when studying in libraries and when in the cafeteria.
- Lock your vehicle…
don't leave valuables inside and in plain sight.
- Avoid walking alone…
especially during late hours.
- Report suspicious
situations…
such as persons loitering in parking areas and unoccupied areas.
- Don't assist strangers…
call the Police. if someone needs help. We will be glad to help them.
- Park legally and
drive safely…
Citations are issued to those who do not comply with campus regulations
and traffic laws. We are concerned for your safety, not the number
of citations we write.
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