campus safety tips

campus safety tips

 
 
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Campus Safety Tips

Vincennes University continues to reduce and prevent crime on a continual basis by doing the following:

  • 24 hour contact with Central Dispatch (E-911)
  • 24 hour contact with the Vincennes City Police
  • Emergency 911 dialing
  • 24 hour Preventative Patrols
  • Campus foot patrol by University Police officers and cadets
  • 24 hour staff in residence halls
  • Custodial staff occupy academic buildings after hours
  • Crime prevention seminars presented to groups
  • Crime prevention pamphlets provided to students and employees
  • Some parking lots monitored by surveillance cameras

In addition to preventing crime, considerable effort is devoted to crime investigation. All reported crimes are investigated, and an attempt is made to identify the offenders. When caught, offenders are dealt with through the County court system and Vincennes University.

Indiana Sex and Violence Registry


Indiana's Laws Regarding Sexual Assault, Relationship Violence, and Stalking


The following information is provided in accordance with the Campus SaVE Act.


Stalking and Cyberstalking


Stalking occurs when a person who has no legal reason to contact you, continues to bother you after you have said you want to be left alone. This repeated, unwanted contact can make you afraid for your personal safety.

Helpful Resources

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Sexual Assault Information

What services are available to students after a sexual assault on campus?
The 澳门足球博彩官方网址 Counseling Center services are available free of charge to a victim who is a 澳门足球博彩官方网址 student. If desired, staff can accompany the student to or meet the student at the ER for services there. Students may also access Counseling Center services at a later time, and receive assistance such as ongoing counseling, problem-solving, explanation of the criminal and campus judicial process, and referral to other appropriate agencies.

Functioning under the auspices of state and federal mental health law, and within the guidelines of the Campus Security Act (aka the CLERY ACT), counselors are not mandated reporters of sexual assaults and are able to maintain a victim’s confidentiality if desired.

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