Crime Awareness/ Alerts

CSB and SJU use a variety of programs and procedures to alert campus residents, commuter students, employees and campus guests to potential dangers of living/working in a campus, or any, human community. These programs are developed jointly and presented in collaboration between CSB and SJU. Some CSB/SJU specific campus security/personal safety/health education programs are:

1. Programs:

     •   Escort service — 24 hours daily

     •   Campus safety walk

     •   Rape Aggression Defense course

     •   Student Advocates Against Sexual Violence

     •   Security Ride Along 

     •   Residence hall floor meetings

     •   Prep School residence hall floor meetings

     •   Student orientation

     •   Athlete-to-athlete 

     •   Lifestyle fitness classes

     •   Campus and Community Watch

     •   Security tips bookmarks, brochures, other items

     •   Security Insurance of Deficiency Notices for Academic Buildings

     •   Presentations — faculty meetings, residence hall
         meetings, staff meetings   

     •   Health Adocate Program- Lollanobooza

     •    Safety Week 

     •   MADD presentations

     •   Special event planning guide

     •   Parking Appeals and Traffic Advisory Committee

2. Crime Alerts: When the CSB Department of Security and/or SJU Department of Life Safety identifies a crisis situation and/or receives a formal security report indicating a violent crime has occurred on or near their campuses and there is a reasonable potential that the situation presents a threat to students, employees or guests, “security alerts” will be prepared and posted in campus public areas in a timely manner. The bulletins posted at both campuses provide public information about the crime, along with prevention awareness information. 

3. Publications:This brochure is published on-line at:  x9144.xml and gives statistical summariesof criminal and security activity incidents as prepared by the CSB director of security and the SJU director of life safety. (These statistics may or may not contain local law enforcement statistics depending upon information available from those agencies at the time of Web site update.)

4. Annual Report: A comprehensive CSB/SJU annual report of crime-related statistical data is compiled, published and distributed in accordance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act. The CSB director of security and the SJU director of life safety include local law enforcement statistics in the annual report.