Routine trimming of shrubbery and trees is completed to provide a safe campus. Campus lighting is monitored continually. Crime Prevention Crime prevention requires the cooperation of students, faculty, and staff in order to be effective. Employees and students can assist in the crime prevention effort by acting as the eyes and ears of the security department. Students are given information about security during orientation sessions.
Information concerning security is an integral part of the orientation process.
Information such as criminal statistics, campus problem areas, and topics on general personal security is provided to heighten the awareness of entering students about the University environment. Memos and newsletters are used to inform employees of any security concerns. When working late, make sure doors are locked. Lock valuables in a cabinet or drawer. The open display of valuables frequently results in their loss.