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Campus Security provides 24-hour-a-day
patrol protection for college buildings, grounds, and parking lots.
It responds to crime reports, fires, medical emergencies, traffic
accidents, and other incidents requiring police assistance.
Students, faculty, and staff can report emergencies
to Campus Police/Security by dialing extension 3382 from any on-campus
phone or calling the police by dialing 9-911. To report security or
safety hazards or other non-emergency situations, call Campus Security
at 686-3382.
Anyone who must walk alone on campus at night
is encouraged to take advantage of a Campus Police/Security escort
by dialing extension 3555 or 3382 from a campus phone. A member of
the Campus Police/Security staff will accompany the caller to any
campus building or parking lot.
Identification Card
During registration, a student must obtain an
identification card and parking decal. Students enrolled in credit
courses obtain their identification card and parking decal from the
Campus Police/Security office, located at the back annex of the White
Building. Students taking noncredit continuing education classes go
to Corporate Education. Adult high school and basic skills students
go to the Basic Skills Center, and English as a Second Language students
go to the White Building, room 49.
Campus Safety Tips
- Park in well-lighted areas and lock your car, even in the daytime.
Keep packages and personal belongings out of sight.
- Do not walk or jog alone, especially after dark. Call Campus
Police/Security for an escort.
- Be aware of people and activities around you, and report suspicious
behavior to Campus Police/Security.
- Stay Alert! Avoid talking on your cell or using electronic devices when walking
- Trust your instincts. If something or someone makes you uneasy, avoid the person or leave.
- Have your car key in hand before you reach the door.
- Be careful if anyone in a car asks you for directions – if you answer, keep your distance from the car.
- If you feel threatened, don't be afraid to make a "scene". Public embarrassment is the least concern when you are in a dangerous situation.
First Aid
Campus Police/Security personnel can provide first
aid for minor injuries. They are also trained as first responders
in medical emergencies. For medical assistance, call extension 3555
or 9-911.
Lost and Found
Any lost and found items should be turned in to
the Police/Security office. Persons looking for lost items should
check in the Security office.
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