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CRIME PREVENTION SERVICES


Crime Prevention Program

Available services include: speakers for campus groups, including new student seminars as well as new employee orientation seminars; programs to discuss sexual assault, drugs and alcohol, and safety on a university campus; brochures and pamphlets for distribution; publication of crimes and incidents in the campus newspaper; and Operation Identification, through which engraving devices are loaned or an officer will assist in engraving driver's license numbers on personal property. Operation Identification can prevent thefts, or in the case of theft, assist in the recovery of stolen property.

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Rape Aggression Defense Systems (R.A.D)

R.A.D. is an international self-defense organization that teaches self-defense techniques for all types of confrontations using different levels of force. A University police officer is trained and certified to teach the program. The program is offered several times each semester for students, faculty and staff.

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Escorts

An escort service is provided for anyone who feels uncomfortable walking alone on campus or to nearby off campus locations during the hours of darkness. The Student Government Association operates SafeRide, Thursday-Saturday nights, to provide transportation to campus.

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Bicycle Registration

Students are encouraged to register their bicycles with the University Police at no charge. Registering bicycles assists police in recovering them if they are stolen. Registration forms are available online and in the Parking Services Office located in the East Campus Complex, Room 149. It is highly recommended that U type locks be used for securing bikes. University Police can assist in selecting locks.

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