University of Findlay considers the safety and security of its students the highest priority.
For this reason, we continually re-evaluate our procedures a nd our facilities to ensure that our students are living and learning in the best and safest environment possible. Campus police and campus security officers patrol campus 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. They assist in unlocking and securing facilities, responding to emergencies, and providing security escorts.
Tips to Remember:
1. Traveling at Night
Never travel alone at night. Groups of two or more are preferred.
If you have a cell phone, talk on it even if no one is on the line.
Call the Office of Safety and Security for a security escort.
Avoid interaction with suspicious persons or someone you don't know.
Avoid dark or secluded places. (i.e. unlit alleys, perimeters of parking lots.)
Trust your instincts. Your personal intuition is the best defense against an attack.
Keep vehicle door locked at all times.
2. Prevent Automobile Theft and Burglary
Never leave your vehicle running or leave the keys in it unattended.
Always lock your vehicle.
If equipped, remember to use your vehicle's alarm at all times.
Do not ignore a vehicle alarm. Call the campus police and security office immediately.
Do not leave valuables (i.e. cell phones, purses, CD's, laptops) in plain view inside your vehicle. Keep these items in the trunk or your room.
3. Prevent Loss of Personal Property
Be alert! Never leave personal items unattended.
Never leave a personal item in a public area.
Never leave your vehicle unlocked when returning to your room.
Never leave your room unlocked when using the restroom or shower.
Engrave personal items like appliances and electronics. These are high theft items on campus.
Lock bicycles at all times with a hard lock.
Cable locks can be easily cut with a bolt cutter.