Kalamazoo
College Security: Reporting Criminal Activity
The
College has a 24-hour security department and therefore is available
to respond to any type of incident that occurs on our campus.
Emergency phones have been installed about our campus as well
as at each main entrance to our residence halls. Additionally,
faculty/staff and students have access to a 24-hour phone in
buildings that are utilized after normal business hours. Security
will respond to all calls for service and will summon additional
assistance through the local public safety department. The security
department encourages all members of the College community to
report criminal acts and/or suspicious occurrences to security
immediately.
Criminal
offenses should be reported to the Security Department (7321),
but may be reported to the Dean of Students (7209), Associate
Dean of Students for Residential Life (7210) or Associate
Dean of Students for Campus Life (7210).
Emergency requests for service can be reported to: Security
(7321) or Kalamazoo Department Public Safety (9-911).
The
following individuals are exempt from reporting criminal statistics
under the law. Therefore any victim who wishes to report a
criminal offense and wishes for the information to remain
totally confidential may report the crime to:
Director
of Counseling, Patricia Ponto (7191)
Counselor, Alan Hill (7190)
Counselor, Danielle Standish ((7348)
Counselor, Elisa Pacheco (7382)
College Chaplain, Elizabeth Hakken Candido (7362)
Open
Campus Security Log
Kalamazoo
College's Security Department maintains a daily log concerning
crimes reported to the security department. The catagories
contained in this log are: crime classification, date, time,
general location of the crime and disposition of the complaint.This
log is available for public inspection. This information
will appear for each crime reported unless the disclosure
of such information is prohibited by law, would jeopardize
the confidentiality of the victim, would jeopardize an ongoing
criminal investigation, cause a suspect to flee or evade
detection, the safety of an individual, or result in the
destruction of evidence.
Policy
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