Campus safety overview

The campus security office is on the lower floor of Ebersole Hall. You can call our staff and call (319) 895-4299 by phone 24 hours.

Our mission is to provide peace of mind to all members of the Cornell College community to all members of the Cornell College Community by constantly promoting a safe learning environment and educating students, faculty and staff about staff protection and accountability.

Cornell College has a partnership with Mount Vernon Police Station (MVPD). MVPD provides patrols and correspondence to events at Mount Vernon, including Cornell University campus and surrounding areas. If Cornell students participate in off-campus crime, MVPD can contact Campus Safety for assistance or contact information. Mount Vernon police regularly contact the campus security department about serious incidents in or around the campus.

Campus Security Division: The effective security department is the first defense line of the campus. It is necessary to transparently report the crime while actively maintaining campus patrol and appropriate staff. The best campus security department works with students to promote continued relationships with the public while achieving security goals. Safe Transportation: Designed to enhance accessibility around the school, transportation services can improve the safety of the campus. Safe transportation is essential for students traveling in strange time zones, especially for students who do not want to walk alone at night. Students write down the emergency telephone number and the contact address of the campus traffic service. From time to time, security officers use even their own cars to accommodate students who need travel.

Contact Schaumburg Campus Security Office Schaumburg Campus Security Office: SCH 102, Extension - Extension 8989, 847 - 619 - 8989, www.roosevelt.edu / campuses / campus - safety Campus Security Phone is located in various places in the building and in the parking lot It is in Please connect directly to Campus Safety. Public phones can also be used in building corridors to call 911 in case of emergency. Students are encouraged to contact the campus security department to solve problems such as attacks, theft, wandering, suspicious behavior and parcels, smoking, fire, floods, etc. In addition, students are advised to immediately report situations other than emergency situations that may have a safety impact to the Campus Security Office. This includes lost keys, incomplete keys, broken windows.

Twenty years after the Federal Jeanne Clery disclosed campus security policy and campus crime statistical bills, leaders in the field of campus security came to Lehigh to discuss important security issues at the university. In September 2011, "Cooperation: The future of The Campus Safety" event established by Connie and Howard Clery after death was held at Lehigh Campus sponsored by Campus Safety (SOC). Their daughter, Jenny Clay. This conference is the first collaboration between Lehigh and the organization since the death of Jeanne Clery.