Security enhancing programs and services
Several University programs and services
help protect members of the Saint Martin's community and educate them to
protect themselves on and off campus.
Office of Campus Safety and Security
Old Main, room 207, 438-4555
The Office of Campus Safety and Security has
direct oversight responsibility for all operational and administrative
aspects of campus safety and security. In conjunction with the Office of
the President, the office endeavors to provide a safe environment for
all faculty, staff and students in which to work and learn. The office
pursues this goal by insuring that appropriate policies and procedures
are in place and that necessary resources are made available to the
appropriate departments within the Saint Martin's University community.
One area in which the Office of Campus
Safety and Security has contributed greatly to campus safety has been insuring
that campus security officers are well-trained and that vital public
awareness programs are in place. Helping to make the Saint Martin's
community aware of safety and security issues enhances the University's
ability to prevent crime and to deal effectively with that crime we
face.
Office of Student Services
Old Main, Room 206, 438-4367
The Office of Student Services is
committed to providing a safe campus environment for all students
through a variety of programs sponsored by several departments. These
programs are designed to make students aware of safety issues and to
motivate them to become active participants in keeping the campus safe
for everyone. The dean of student services is open to suggestions,
comments, complaints or concerns from students about safety issues and
will make every effort to resolve them.
Associated Students of Saint Martin's
University (ASSMU)
Old Main, Room 212, 438-4370
Every student is a member of the
University's student government, the Associated Students of Saint Martin's
University. Leaders of the student body are elected each spring and are
charged with the responsibility of representing the concerns and issues
of their constituents. If you have safety issues that are
student-related and would like a venue in which to present and gain
support for your concern, please feel free to contact the ASSMU office.
ASSMU is committed to educating students about safety issues and has
been a co-sponsor of a variety of educational programs, such as Alcohol
Awareness Week, Wellness Week and Sexual Assault Awareness Week.
Office of Campus Life
Old Main, Room 208, 438-4299
The Office of Campus Life is committed to
the education of students using co-curricular avenues. The office
provides educational programs surrounding current issues and concerns of
the student body. The office's goal is to promote understanding,
awareness and education through programs on topics such as date rape,
self-defense and alcohol awareness.
The Office of Campus Life is a resource
office for students who would like to conduct a program or are
interested in a venue to address student concerns.
Office of Residence Life
Burton Hall, Room 107, 438-4546
The Office of Residence Life is staffed
by an enthusiastic group of professionals and students who are here to
make each resident's campus stay a safer, more secure one than might be
found elsewhere. The office has many things planned to keep students
busy this year, including programs about personal safety. Office
staffers look forward to working with students. Please stop by.
Office of Counseling Services
Old Main, Room 203, 438-4513
Counseling services, provided by
professional counselors, are strictly confidential and are available
without charge to members of the University community living either on or
off campus.
Individual counseling services, support
groups, community referrals, consultations, workshops and relaxation
tapes are available through the office.
The Office of Counseling Services assists
students with issues ranging from dealing with the daily stresses of
school and adjusting to university, to depression, family issues and eating
disorders.
Office of Disability Support Services
Old Main, Room 202, 438-4580
TTY 438-4556
The Office of Disability Support Services coordinates
services and accommodations for students with disabilities.
Students wishing to request reasonable
accommodations are responsible for initiating contact with the office.
The Office of Disability Support Services will assess the student's individual
needs, assist in communicating those needs to faculty and staff and help
the student obtain materials, services and the assistance necessary to
successfully pursue an education.
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