In addition to patrolling buildings and grounds 24 hours a day. Campus Safety Officers are trained in mediation for conflict resolution to reduce conflict within the educational system, increase community awareness about the risk of campus crime through crime prevention services, tips, and alerts, and generate a sense of personal responsibility in each individual to remove or reduce criminal opportunities. Always report crimes no matter how small they may seem. R-MC students, faculty, and staff have access to academic, recreational, and administrative facilities on campus. The general public may attend cultural and recreational events on campus, with access limited to the facilities in which the event is located.
All visitors are subject to the safety rules and regulations of the college.
Members of the community can report crimes directly to the office of campus safety without revealing their identity, and all information is kept confidential. Offering this service to the community helps improve the quality of life of each individual, while giving a non-complaining witness an opportunity to participate in crime prevention anonymously. Sexual misconduct, including sexual assault and sexual harassment, violates state law, the code of student conduct, and the college policy on non-discrimination. The college responds to victims of sexual assault with an array of services accessed through the sexual assault response coordinator. The college ombuds are prepared to respond to incidences of discrimination, including sexual harassment.