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University Police -- Community
Affairs Office The Community Affairs
Office offers a variety of both on and off campus crime
prevention and educational programs. Topics include
personal safety, sexual assault, date rape prevention,
domestic violence, workplace violence and drug and
alcohol abuse prevention.
Through this office, UT Police also
offers:
Crime Busters Hotline – UT Police
has established two methods for people to report
information anonymously, including by phone or via the
internet.
Night Watch (Escort Service) – Night Watch
(formerly known as the Escort Service) is a group of
students who provide escorts between buildings or to
apartments close to UT.
Healthy Boundaries program – A semester-long
program that provides a safe place to talk about
relationships and to learn and practice healthy
relationship skills. Participants learn that healthy
relationships are based on equality and mutual respect.
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material.
Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) program – A
nationally accredited program The RAD program is an
intensive, women-only self defense class designed to
give women the tools they need to deal appropriately
with an aggressor.
Fingerprint service – Community Affairs also
offers fingerprinting services for people requiring them
for employment; including students, lawyers, teachers,
and child care workers.
Residence Hall Safety Tips – For students living
in residence halls, this tip sheet is a must read. It
provides simple tips and ideas on how to keep from becoming the victim of a crime.
Off Campus Safety Tips – For students living off
campus, this tip sheet is a must read. It provides
simple ideas on how to keep yourself from becoming the
victim of a crime.
Information on UT’s Sexual Assault Policy – The
University of Toledo will not tolerate sexual assault of
any kind, in any form. For more information on UT’s
Sexual Assault Policy, including medical treatment and
reporting options, refer to the full policy.
UTPD welcomes the opportunity to talk with any campus or
community group. Do not hesitate to contact the
Community Affairs Office at 419.530.4964. |
