SU Police offer a community policing model, which provides education for self-protection and crime prevention awareness. Crime statistics are kept on a calendar basis, compiled in a brochure per the Campus Safety and Security Act of 1990, and are available upon request. The SU Police Department presents crime awareness programs during the year. Officers patrol in highly marked vehicles, on foot and by golf cart for easy access to the interior of the campus. Residence halls are locked at designated times and are checked by University Police on a regular basis.
Police provide escorts for any student who requests it for campus travel.
SU has parking lots throughout the campus for student, staff and faculty parking. Students must register their vehicles with the University Police by filling out a registration card, showing proof of insurance, paying the fee, and affixing a parking sticker on the back window of the vehicle. Mike Mitchell, Asst.