Residence Life Orientation - Students living on campus as well as commuting students, housing directors and assistants are made aware of topics and situations that might be encountered on the university campus. Topics include, Acquaintance Rape, Alcohol and Drug awareness, Theft Prevention and Safety on Campus . Through Crime Prevention awareness, students living on and off campus, learn ways and methods on how to minimize the chances of becoming the victim of a crime. New Employee Orientation - Through orientation, new employees to the university are made aware of crime prevention methods and strategies that will be helpful in reducing the chances of becoming a victim of crime on and off campus. Topics include, Theft Prevention, Safety on Campus and Workplace Violence.
Training is offered periodically throughout the fall and spring semesters.
Brochures and other literature are available at the University Police and Security Headquarters. Awareness Education - Rohypnol is a drug used legally for medical purposes in other countries but it is not a legal drug in the United States. Recently, Rohypnol related crimes on college campuses have risen dramatically. Through education and orientation, members of the university community are made aware of the dangers this drug poses, steps to take on reporting a Rohypnol related crime, as well as information and tips on how to avoid becoming a victim. This program assists members of the campus community in properly marking their property by collecting serial and model numbers of valuables, and offers suggestions for safeguarding jewelry.