Campus Security also makes a presentation about prevention of crime and personal safety to incoming students at orientation. Additionally, Campus Security meets with the College's Security Advisory Committee on a regular basis to exchange information on recent events and security concerns on campus. The Security Advisory Committee is made up of equal numbers of faculty, administrators, and student officers. This committee reviews current campus security policies and practices and makes recommendations for their improvement. In order to compile these statistics, Campus Security used its campus incident reports and received reports of reported crimes from the New York City Police Department.
Security maintains an open daily log which lists any reported offense.
In addition there are ongoing programs, workshops, and seminars sponsored by the College, student organizations, and student governments that are designed to promote awareness of rape, acquaintance rape, and other sex offenses. Members of the College community are advised to look for notices of such programs in College newspapers, the Student Union program listings, and other College calendars of events. There are no campus residences, and the College does not officially recognize any off-campus housing. If it is not an emergency situation, persons having information about possible crimes or incidents on campus may leave anonymous tips by calling 997-4888. Crime-Prevention Tips Use paths that are well populated and well lit when you walk or bike.