Safety & Security

Crime Prevention

1. Escort Program: An escort service is offered between the hours of 7 p.m. and 2:30 a.m. seven days a week for persons going between all Le Moyne College-owned properties.

2. New Student Orientation: A crime prevention presentation accompanied by brochures and other printed material, are made available to all new student during orientation weekend.

3. Campus Watch Program: Crime prevention and safety presentations, accompanied by brochures and other printed material, are made to resident and commuter students.

4. Security Surveys: Comprehensive inspections of exterior lighting, exterior doors and grounds are conducted by the director of campus security each year.

5. Operation Identification: The engraving of serial numbers or owner numbers on items of value takes place at a designated time and place on campus.

6. Crime Prevention Publicity: Crime prevention articles and materials are routinely published in the weekly campus newspaper.

7. Rape Awareness, Education and Prevention: In cooperation with the Student Life Development and the Center for Personal Growth and Counseling, presentations are made each year to the members of the campus community to promote their awareness of rape, acqauintance rape, and other forceable and non-forceable sex offenses.

Student Safety and Security

Nothing is more important at Le Moyne than the safety of our students and staff.

The Security Office works to ensure that crimes are prevented before they ever occur – providing a nightly shuttle service to and from all College-owned properties; teaching new students crime prevention strategies and engraving identifiable numbers on valuables so that their owners will recognize them. In addition, the Security Office also works with the Division of Student Life and the Center for Personal Growth and Counseling on rape awareness, education and prevention programs, and monitors and records residence hall entrances and student parking lots via closed-circuit television cameras. It also strictly enforces the College’s policies with respect to drugs and alcohol, and weapons, fireworks and chemicals, and maintains several emergency telephones across the campus.

In the event that there is an emergency on campus, Le Moyne’s Heights Alert emergency notification system will send a voice mail with information and instructions to every land-line telephone in the College’s residence halls. Students may also opt-in to have the emergency alerts sent to their personal cell phone via text message and to an e-mail address.

Campus Crime Statistics

Department of Security
John O’Brien, Director
Nelligan Hall, Basement
(315) 445-4444
security@lemoyne.edu