Other common subjects are jurisdictional boundaries, emergency phone locations and campus escorts. The University Police encourage the campus community to mark personal property and keep a record of the property in case it is stolen. Engraving your valuables acts as a deterrent to theft because stolen items bearing etched identification numbers are more difficult to sell and easily recovered making prosecution more likely. Engraving tools can be checked out by contacting the Crime Prevention Unit at 245-6493 and making an appointment. A copy of the personal property form can be viewed on the Crime Prevention Web page and printed off.
Information is presented on how to reduce the possibility of being a victim.
The Crime Prevention Unit will provide a trained officer to visit your group or organization and discuss the ramifications of alcohol and drug usage on university property as well as in the state of Georgia. The alcohol presentation centers around the physiological effects on the body and the problems incurred. The drug presentation focuses on the date rape drugs, marijuana and their effects and consequences. This program provides statistical data from FBI databanks as well as local files on sexual offender's characteristics, habits and patterns. The discussions are candid, honest and very informative.