James A. Rhodes State College
Crime Prevention Programs
Safety is a concern everywhere in society, and James A. Rhodes State College is no exception. There are many ways to promote security and avoid unsafe situations. An understanding of basic safety principles, a little caution and lots of common sense are your best protection.
James A. Rhodes State College is committed to providing a safe environment for its students, faculty, staff and other members and visitors of the campus community.
Trees and shrubs are well maintained and trimmed back away from buildings and walkways. The parking lots and sidewalks are well lit for your comfort.
Crime prevention and awareness pamphlets and a variety of informational pamphlets ranging from date rape, personal safety, wellness and other topics are available from the Student Activities Office, Galvin Hall, Room 066.
The Security Office works closely with the Student Activities Office concerning matters of general safety. The campus Communicator, a weekly newsletter provides necessary information to the campus population.
For more information on campus safety, wellness and other programs available to you, please contact Student Activities, Galvin Hall, Room 066, 995-8415, or the Security Office, Tech Lab 140B, 995-8078.
Reporting A Crime
The campus encourages prompt, accurate reporting of crimes or suspicious incidents. Any phone on campus may be used. NO COINS REQUIRED - JUST DIAL 8499. All pay phones are equipped to reach country-wide 911 emergency system which connects you to all law enforcement agencies, emergency medical services and fire departments.
Drug And Alcohol Abuse Prevention
James A. Rhodes State College prohibits the illegal use, production, manufacture, sale, distribution and/or possession of alcohol, drugs or controlled substances on campus. In addition, the misuse of substances which present physical or psychological hazards to individuals is prohibited. Penalties for violations of these regulations are set forth in the Code of Student Conduct found in the College catalog. Specific details concerning campus policies, including sanctions, are also outlined in the drug-free campus brochure, found online, here and copies are available through the Enrollment Services Office located in the Public Service Building second floor.