Such phones are consistently proven effective for personal emergency communications and give you instant access to all emergency services anywhere on campus. Carry a small pocket flashlight in your purse, pocket or attached to a key ring. Do not carry a gun or other deadly weapon. Possession of deadly weapons is prohibited by university policy and is never recommended as a preventative strategy. When you arrive on campus, always park in a well-lit parking lot or in a parking garage.
SNAP is available to students, staff, faculty and visitors at no charge.
When you leave your car remember to lock the doors. Remotely controlled locks using a key chain transmitter are recommended to better ensure locking and aid in quick entry when you return. When walking to your workstation, travel on well-lit walkways. Avoid the temptation to use shortcuts and informal pathways and try to stay away from areas where visibility is blocked by trees and shrubs. When you turn a blind corner, try to walk on the outermost side of the walk, away from the visibility obstruction while keeping your eye on the path ahead.