In addition to providing security for the residence hall, they maintain a change fund and check out recreational equipment. The University monitors off-campus housing. Criminal activity that occurs on non-University property is under the jurisdiction of the city of Lock Haven or the municipality of the residence. Any reports of hate crimes that occur in non-University locations are the jurisdiction of the municipality. Information about hate crimes is shared between the municipality's chief of police and the University's director of law enforcement.
Assistance is offered whenever requested to students who experience acts of intimidation or hatred.
The University is a member of the national Network of Drug-Free Colleges and Universities. Educational programs are conducted throughout the year and are coordinated through the Task Force on Substance Abuse. More information is available from the vice president for student affairs. The University conducts a number of educational programs in its residence halls regarding sexual assault. The Student Handbook contains additional information for students regarding unwanted behaviors.