As required by Public Law 101-542, the Student Right-to-Know
and Campus Security Act as amended by Public Law
102-26, the Higher Education Technical Amendments of
1991, Quincy College maintains
the following campus security policy:
1. Reporting
criminal actions or other emergencies occurring on
campus.
a. All criminal actions or other emergencies occurring
on campus must be reported to the Security Office,
even if they are resolved through other offices.
b. All criminal actions or other emergencies occurring
on camps must be reported to the Security Office
in writing via the Quincy College Incident Report
Form, even if first
reported verbally.
c. A representative of the Security Office will report
all serious criminal
activity to the President and to the police department.
2. Security and access to campus facilities.
a. Students are required to carry their Quincy College
identification card at all times while on campus.
Students must produce their ID cards when so
asked by a college official.
b. Only students, faculty and staff and those with
legitimate business with Quincy College are permitted
on campus. Others will be asked to leave and, if
they refuse, law enforcement officials
will be called.
c. No solicitation is allowed on campus.
d. Buildings will be opened to students and faculty
not more than 45 minutes before the first class
of the day and will be locked not more than 45
minutes after the last class of the day.
e. Science laboratories, computer laboratories,
libraries, and typing rooms and supply rooms will
be locked at all times when not in use.
f. Science laboratories, computer laboratories,
libraries, and typing rooms and supply rooms are
not open to students unless there is a teacher or lab monitor
present.
g. Parking lots may only be used by those with
current college parking
permits. Other vehicles will be ticketed or towed
as per the parking policy. Visitors may park in
the designated spaces next to the Alumni Hall.
3. The Quincy College security force works
closely with the Quincy Police
Department as needed. It is the College’s policy to report
all serious crimes to the Quincy Police Department
and to cooperate in
the prosecution of those involved regardless
of their student status. The Security Office is located on
the second
floor of Saville Hall.
4. Quincy College will sponsor workshops each year
to inform students and employees about campus
security procedures and practices and to encourage
students and employees to be responsible
for their own security and the security of others.
The College will also schedule workshops designed
to inform students and employees
about the prevention of crimes. These workshops
may be presented in conjunction with the Quincy
Police Department.
5. The Office of Security will maintain statistics
concerning the occurrence on campus during
the most recent calendar year, and during the two
preceding calendar years, of the following
criminal offenses reported to campus security
authorities or local police agencies:
a. murder
b. rape
c. robbery
d. aggravated assault
e. burglary
f. motor vehicle theft
g. harassment
6. The Office of Security will maintain statistics
concerning the occurrence on campus during
the most recent calendar year of arrest for
the following crimes occurring on campus:
a. liquor law violations
b. drug abuse violations
c. weapons violations
7. Quincy College publishes in the Policies
and Procedures Manual, its policy regarding
the possession, use and sale of alcoholic beverages
and enforcement
of state underage drinking
laws as well
as its policy regarding the possession,
sale and use of illegal drugs and enforcement
of federal
and state drug laws. Also
found there is
a description of the drug and alcohol abuse
education programs offered by the College.
8. Crime statistics for Quincy College
will be published and distributed and
Quincy College will make timely reports
to the campus community to aid in the
prevention of crime.
