SIUE Values • Excellence • Integrity • Wisdom • Inclusion • Citizenship
siue.edu/student-affairs
Unacceptable Behaviors in Our Community • Weapons • Sexual assault • Violence • Drugs and alcohol • Property damage • Hazing, bullying, harassment or intimidation • In person or via social media
• Tampering with fire safety equipment • A felony criminal charge with a nexus to SIUE
Sexual Assault Prevention Required Education Program • “Not Anymore” • Interactive online program • Designed to prevent sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, and stalking • ALL students, faculty and staff are required to complete online training each academic year • Registration holds will be placed for students who do not complete training by the deadline siue.edu/not-anymore
Sexual Assault Prevention Education Prevention Education and Advocacy Center (PEACE) is a grant-funded program through the Violence Against Women Act to decrease gender-based violence on campus. More information on reporting sexual assault, services for victims, training, prevention and bystander information is available at siue.edu/peace.
Safety, Security, Community
SIUE Police • Sworn police personnel under authority granted by Illinois law • Have authority to make arrests • 42 sworn police officers • 8 civilian employees • Open 24/7 • Located at: 99 Supporting Services Road
Facilities Edwardsville campus • Main police facility
East St. Louis Higher Education Center • Satellite station Alton campus • School of Dental Medicine satellite station
Community-Oriented Policing (COP) Philosophy Delivery of Service • Highly visible • Approachable • COP programs and presentations • Foot patrols, as well as vehicle patrol in heavily populated areas during peak times 2018 • Attended 400+ COP events • Present at nearly every campus event • Performed 11,000+ foot patrols • Conducted 21,000+ building checks
Community-Oriented Policing (COP) Philosophy • Proactive instead of reactive • Focus on prevention • Responsive to campus community • Campus community partnerships • Weekly meetings • Presentations and programs • Academics, human resources, counseling services, police department
University Police and Student Affairs • Police officers work together with the Associate Dean of Students and Director of Student Conduct • Police officers have discretion to arrest on state charges, issue a city ordinance violation, and/or refer students to Student Affairs, University Housing or Counseling Services • Offenses involving violence are investigated and presented to the state’s attorney for prosecution
Tr af fic Enfor cement Safety Objectives • Pedestrians • Crime deterrent • Motoring public • Deer population
University Police Escort Service • Police will escort students, faculty and staff from one campus location to another, or to a car in a campus parking lot • Individuals who feel apprehensive about walking alone on campus should call for a police escort
Vehicle
Lockouts
• An officer will help if you lock your keys in your car • Call the Police Department • Must sign a Vehicle Assistance Release of Liability • Service provided at no charge
Ve h i cl e Ju m p - S t a r t s • Available through Parking Services • Jumper cables can be borrowed from the Police Department • Must sign a Vehicle Assistance Release of Liability • Service provided at no charge
Campus
Issues
Property and Miscellaneous Crimes • 91% of crimes reported • Theft • Unattended items
• Burglary • Building, residence or motor vehicle • Unlocked doors (rooms and vehicles) • Items in plain view • Unfamiliar guests
• Parking hangtags • Cell phones, purses, laptops and other electronics
Crimes Against Persons These types of crimes are rare (9% of crimes reported) • Almost all involve • Acquaintances • Domestic issues • The use of alcohol and/or drugs
• Few involve aggression by strangers
E m e r g e n cy Te l e p h o n e s Located in a variety of locations throughout campus • The emergency button puts you in direct contact with SIUE Police and notifies dispatch of your exact location • The non-emergency button is used for • Car trouble • To obtain a police escort • Other non-emergency situations Calls go directly to SIUE Police
Rave Guardian App • Personal safety app • Build your network of guardians • Set a safety timer • Emergency communication • 911 GPS location • Provides information to dispatch
Emergency Notifications Students can receive notification of campus-wide emergencies • Email • Check the homepage at siue.edu • Sign up for e-Lerts • Free service • Available to students, faculty and staff • You must register to receive e-Lerts • siue.edu/e-lert
On-Campus Fire and EMS Emergency number: 911 Non-emergency number: 618-650-3324
Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act • Federal law • Higher education institutions in the U.S. must disclose campus security information • Includes crime statistics for campus and surrounding areas To view SIUE Clery information and statistics visit siue.edu/securityreport
SIUE
Police
Visit siue.edu/police for more information on • Mission, values and focus • Daily media log • Annual Security and Fire Safety Report • Crime alerts • Emergency telephones
Emergency Management Procedures Visit siue.edu/emergencymanagement for more information on • Campus Violence Prevention Plan • Emergency Management Plan • Emergency procedures • Emergency training videos • “Flashpoint” and “Shots Fired on Campus” videos
Dustin Brueggemann SIUE Police Department Lieutenant dubrueg@siue.edu 618-650-5432 Contact me with questions, comments or concerns. (Normal business hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m.) I work directly with the campus community.
SIUE Police • Emergency number: 911 • Non-emergency number: 618-650-3324 • Fax: 618-650-3250 • Email: police@siue.edu