2021 Annual Security And Fire Safety Report - Rowan University
-2021 Annual Security and FireSafety ReportInformation for the 2021-2022 Academic YearIt is in your interest!Information for the campuses of Rowan University: Glassboro (Main),West Campus (South Jersey Technology Park), Cooper Medical SchoolRowan University (CMSRU), Camden Academic Building (RUCAB) and theRowan School of Osteopathic Medicine (RowanSOM). (Clery “SeparateCampuses”: Rowan University at Rowan College at Burlington County,Rowan University at Rowan College South Jersey-Gloucester)
2021 Annual Security and Fire Safety ReportRowan University2021 Annual Security and Fire Safety ReportOctober 1, 2021 IssueCovering Crime and Fire Statistics for Calendar Years 2018, 2019 and 2020The crime and fire statistics in this report are submitted to the U.S. Department of Education. This report isprovided in compliance with the Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (also knownas the Clery Act) and the associated amendments including the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act(VAWA). Rowan University is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for all our students, faculty,staff and visitors. The Annual Security and Fire Report demonstrates our commitment.Key Sections of this report can be found: Table of Contents begins on page 42018-2020 Crime Statistics begin on page 1192018-2020 Fire Statistics begin on page 150“It is in your interest!”This is because our effectiveness in maintaining a safe campus environment depends on all of us.“It is in your interest!”Page 1
2021 Annual Security and Fire Safety ReportDepartment of Public SafetyMessage from Reed Layton- Senior Director of Public Safety and Police Services:Service, Professionalism, AccountabilityThank you for your interest in the Rowan University’s 2021 Annual Security and FireSafety Report. Our report provides information on the current and longer-term view ofthe safe and secure environment on Rowan University campuses. I am very proud toshare our report on all that we are doing to create a culture of safety and community atRowan University. The Rowan University community is spread across many campuses,part of the general university in many ways but, also unique in their own sense anddistinct feel. Our Mission and Values Statement can be found valuesstatement/index.html .Rowan University offers a comprehensive security and safety program for our growing university community.Services are delivered through many resources, which include but are not limited to: Police and Security Patrol,Parking, Emergency Medical Services (EMS), Emergency Management (OEM), Student Affairs, Office of StudentEquity and Compliance (Title IX) and the Wellness Center. We are focused on crime prevention programming,emergency preparedness, and the physical security establishment of “Crime Prevention through EnvironmentalDesign (CPTED)” standards throughout our Rowan campuses. The University continues to review our safetyrelated features (lighting, call boxes, video cameras, building entry systems), with upgrades planned on ourcampuses. In 2020, we upgraded and enhanced our Department of Public Safety Communications Center. TheUniversity also annually provides ongoing prevention and awareness training for staff and students on campussafety related programs, from active shooter to crime prevention as outlined in this report. These include “GreenDot” bystander intervention, victim support and crime reporting methods, including via anonymous hotline. Wealso identify and provide training to our Campus Security Authorities (CSA) on their mandated reportingresponsibilities, with an updated narrated version of this training launched in late 2020. This will be outlinedthroughout our Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. We often use the motto, “It is in your interest!” This isbecause our effectiveness in maintaining a safe campus environment depends on you. Participating in theprograms we offer will collectively contribute toward a safer campus community here at Rowan University. Thisis a cooperative, team effort through the many departments here at Rowan University.ROWAN POLICE- National Accreditations:The Rowan University Police Department was the first of any university in New Jersey to be accredited by theNational Commission on the Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) http://www.calea.org. Ourdepartment was reaccredited for the fourth time in 2021, meeting the high standards of this recognized nationallaw enforcement credential. “Gold Standard”: -in-public-safety.htmlIn 2021, Rowan was also reaccredited with “Accreditation as a Campus Public Safety Department” by theInternational Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA) https://www.iaclea.org/accreditationfaqs . In addition, our officers regularly receive recognition for their service, commendations and awards. TheRowan University Department of Public Safety is closely tied to, and works hand-in-hand with our municipal,county, state and federal law enforcement partners. lice/index.html“It is in your interest!”Page 2
2021 Annual Security and Fire Safety ReportWe will continue in 2021-2022, to train our department in Clery Act compliance and workcollaboratively with our University’s departments, including the Office of Student Equity andCompliance-Title IX, to better serve the Rowan community. The Department of Public Safety is alsoa proud member of the National Association of Clery Compliance Officers and Professionals(NACCOP) and our Clery Compliance officers are also members of The Clery Center.Proudly serving the Rowan community!The mission of Rowan University Department of Public Safety is to enhance the quality of life by providinga secure and safe environment through professional service to the University Community. If you shouldhave any questions, concerns, or complaints of our department, we will be happy to speak with you. Themembers of the Rowan University Department of Public Safety are committed to providing law enforcementservices that are fair, effective and impartially applied. For more information: I strongly encourage you to visit the Department of Public Safety’s web page,https://sites.rowan.edu/publicsafety/ Mission Statement: uesstatement/index.htmlFor Citizen Commendation/Compliant Information: If you wish to comment on the performance of anofficer, positively or negatively see: csafety/citizencomplaint/index.htmlReed LaytonSenior DirectorPublic Safety and Police Services(856) 256-4922“It is in your interest!”Page 3
2021 Annual Security and Fire Safety ReportTable of Contents:Unless otherwise noted the information and policy statements provided in the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report is applicable toall Rowan University campuses: Glassboro (Main), West Campus (South Jersey Technology Park), Cooper Medical School (CMSRU),Camden Academic Building (RUCAB), the Rowan School of Osteopathic Medicine (RowanSOM), Rowan University at Rowan CollegeSouth Jersey-Gloucester), Rowan University at Rowan College at Burlington CountyWhy We Report- History “Clery Act”: 6Preparation of Annual Security Report and Disclosure ofCrime Statistics: 7Web Page Resources Links: 8 University Campuses Policies/Other Important Resources LinksDirectory of Key Contacts: 10 Emergency Public Safety Campus Services Additional “Need to Know” Resource Contacts Healthy Campus Initiatives University Policies DirectoryClarification Information about Rowan’s Operations atCounty Colleges: 13 Rowan University at Rowan College at BurlingtonCounty Rowan University at Rowan College- South JerseyDepartment of Public Safety: 15 Overview of Department Police/Security Arrest Authority Police/Security Jurisdiction Law Enforcement Relationships with Other Agencies Monitoring and Reporting of Criminal Activity (OtherAgencies) Security Section Campus Safety and Emergency Services Section Investigations Section/Anonymous Crime Tip HotlineSecurity and Access: 18 Campus Security and Access Parking Maintenance of Campus Facilities“It is in your interest!”Communications/Reporting Incidents: 21 Reporting Criminal Activity and Emergencies-Accurate and Prompt Reporting-Reporting of Criminal Offenses Police, Fire or Medical Emergencies Other Reporting Resources Good Samaritan Policy Reporting Suspicious Activity Response to Reported Incidents Voluntary/Confidential Reporting/Tip Line Campus Security Authorities (CSAs)-Pastoral and Professional Counselors Non-Campus- Trips, Academic Space Use Reporting Whistleblower PolicyEmergency Preparedness: 28 Overview/Emergency Preparedness Information General Emergency/Evacuation Procedures Special Needs General Building- Evacuation Campuses- Evacuation Lockdown, Post Incident, Sheltering in Place Communications to Campus During Emergency Active Shooter Intruder/Suspicious Person Suspicious Package Bomb Threat Workplace Violence Incidents Medical and Mental Health Emergencies Environmental Health and Safety Inclement Weather Closing Weather Emergencies Preparedness Guide for Faculty and StaffEmergency Mass Notification Systems/EmergencyNotifications and Timely Warnings: 37 Overview Mass Notification System Registration Overview Emergency Notifications and TimelyWarnings Emergency Notifications Notification to the Larger Community Timely WarningsPage 4
2021 Annual Security and Fire Safety ReportTable of Contents Continued:Unless otherwise noted the information and policy statements provided in the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report is applicable to allRowan University campuses: Glassboro (Main), West Campus (South Jersey Technology Park), Cooper Medical School (CMSRU),Camden Academic Building (RUCAB), the Rowan School of Osteopathic Medicine (RowanSOM), Rowan University at Rowan CollegeSouth Jersey-Gloucester), Rowan University at Rowan College at Burlington CountyEmergency Response/Preparedness Plans: 46 Emergency Response Plan Review Emergency Response Team Responding to an Emergency Communication Protocol Emergency Exercises/Drills/TestingSecurity Awareness/Crime Prevention Programs: 108 Overview/Security Awareness on All CampusesPrograms Security Awareness/Crime PreventionCampus Shuttle Service, Walking Escort Service, BikePatrol, RAD, K-9 Unit, Student Safety Patrol,Safety/Security TipsPolicy /Procedures: 48 Alcohol/Drugs/Substance Abuse/Weapons Enforcement of State Underage Drinking Laws Drug Free Schools and Communities Act/Drug andAlcohol Abuse Prevention Program (DAAPP) Missing Student/Persons Procedures Notice of Non-Discrimination Hate/Offensive Graffiti ReportingDaily Crime and Fire Log Information: 115Sexual Assault, Domestic/Dating Violence/Stalking: 57 Prevention Overview VAWA- the Violence Against Women Act Definitions/Laws-Consent Education and Prevention/Awareness Programs How to be an Active Bystander/Risk Reduction Resources Available/Written Notification Medical Attention/Preserving Evidence Reporting Options/Complaint Options Overview Procedures University Will Follow Student/Employee Title IX Sexual HarassmentAssault Policy-Definitions, Prohibited conduct, FilingComplaint, Advisors of Choice, Grievance/Dismissal,Resolution, Report, Hearing, Written Determination,Appeals, Timelines, Resources/References/Training Student and Employee Sanctions Assistance for Victims/Rights & Options Range of Protective Measures N.J. Sexual Assault Victim’s Bill of Rights Protection/Restraining Orders Resource Information/Confidentiality Registered Sex OffendersCrime Statistics: 116 Definitions of Reporting Categories, Primary CleryCrimes/Hate Crime and VAWA Reporting Definitions of Reporting Geography Reportable Crime Statistics Tables for Campuses2018, 2019 and 2020Rowan Emergency Medical Services (RUEMS): 133Rowan Counseling and Psychological Services: 134Annual Fire Safety Report and Statistics: 136 Overview Fire Log, Fire Prevention, Fire ProtectionEquipment/Systems Overview Health and Safety Inspections Fire Definitions Fire Training Procedures to Follow in the Event of a FireEvacuation, Alarms, Drills, Protection Systems Fire Emergency Response Plan-EvacuationProcedures for Students and Employees Reporting Fires Plan for Future Improvements to Fire Safety Fire Policies for On-Campus Student HousingFacilities/Prohibited Items Fire Safety Tips Street Addresses of Residential Housing Locations Reportable Fire Statistics Tables for On CampusResidential Facilities- 2018, 2019 and 2020Final Notes: 154Resource Guide: 155“It is in your interest!”Page 5
2021 Annual Security and Fire Safety ReportWhy We Report-A Brief History of Campus Crime ReportingJeanne Clery1966-1986Photo from: Clery Center for Security on Campus http://clerycenter.org/our-history“The best education in the world is useless if a student doesn’tsurvive with a healthy mind and body” – Connie and Howard CleryThe Jeanne Clery Act, a consumer protection law, requires all colleges and universities who receive federal fundingto share information about crime on campus and their efforts to improve campus safety as well as inform thepublic of crime in or around university facilities. This information is made publicly accessible through theUniversity's website and Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. The Clery Act was named in memory of a student,Jeanne Clery, who was murdered and raped in her dorm room at Lehigh University in 1986. Her attacker was alsoa student at the University whom Jeanne did not know prior to the attack. Her parents championed laws requiringthe disclosure of campus crime information, and the federal law that now bears their daughter's name wasenacted in 1990. The Clery Act requires colleges and universities to keep records and report on the nature, date,time, and place of crimes occurring on campus, including hate crimes. It also prescribes a number of securityrelated protocols for emergency response procedures, timely notifications for on-campus crimes and missingstudents, fire incident reporting, and the like. It is one of the most frequently modified sections of the HigherEducation Act and has been amended many times since it was signed into law in 1990. The Act is intended toprovide current and future students, their families and university staff, as higher education consumers, withaccurate, complete and timely information about safety on campus so they can make informed decisions.Choosing a college or university is a major decision for students and their families. The issue of campus safety isa vital concern, which drives this nationwide law. In essence, the law requires colleges and universities to collect,report and disseminate crime information to the campus community with the goal of maintaining a safeenvironment for students to learn, faculty to teach and staff and administrators to work by increasing theawareness of crimes committed on campus.Questions on the Clery Act:The Clery Act Appendix for FSA (October 2020): This Appendix to the Federal Student Aid Handbook wasdeveloped by the U.S. Department of Education to assist postsecondary institutions in meeting the campussafety and security requirements of the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended. This Appendix replaces the2016 Handbook for Campus Safety and Security Reporting, which has been rescinded. Other than the statutoryand regulatory requirements included in this document, the contents of the new Appendix do not have theforce and effect of law and are not meant to bind the public. The document is intended only to provide clarityto the public regarding existing requirements under the applicable statutory and regulatory /safety/cleryappendixfinal.pdfRowan University Clery Act Policy: Compliance with Clery Act Policy, PS:2021:02, /Clery Act PolicyOur Clery Compliance Officer can assist you with any questions you may have:Ronald MassariAssoc. Director for Clery Compliance(856) 256-4562 massarir@rowan.edu“It is in your interest!”Page 6
2021 Annual Security and Fire Safety ReportPreparation of the Annual Security Report and Disclosure of Crime Statistics:The Rowan University Department of Public Safety’s Clery compliance team prepares this report to comply withthe Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Crime Statistics Act. The process includes collectingstatistics obtained from multiple reporting sources and then reporting them to the Rowan University communityby October 1st. The report is compiled using information maintained by the Rowan University Department of PublicSafety (Police Department), by the other University offices such as the Office of Student Equity and Compliance,Residential Learning and University Housing, Office of Community Standards (Student Conduct), Campus SecurityAuthorities (CSAs) and also information provided by local law enforcement agencies surrounding the University’scampuses. These agencies are municipal law enforcement (to include the Glassboro, Camden County, HarrisonTwp., Mantua Twp. and Stratford Police Departments), other county and state law enforcement agencies. Forstatistical purposes, crime statistics reported to any of these sources are recorded in the calendar year in whichthe crime was reported. A written request for statistical information is made on an annual basis to non-policereporting officials at the University known as Campus Security Authorities (CSAs). The Department of PublicSafety, in conjunction with the Offices of the Vice President of Student Life /Dean of Students, Residential Learningand University Housing, Office of Student Equity and Compliance and General Counsel share the responsibility forthis report at Rowan University.The University has a Clery Act Committee comprised of representatives from key departments and campuses atRowan, including the University’s Office of the President. The report is reviewed by the Clery Act Committee andClery Steering Committee. Each of these University offices provides updated policy information and data. PublicSafety in consultation with these representatives will prepare the final Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. Allof the statistics are gathered, complied and reported to the University community via the Annual Security and FireSafety Report, which is published by the Rowan Department of Public Safety (DPS). The Department of PublicSafety submits the annual crime statistics published in this report to the U.S. Department of Education. Thisstatistical information is also available to the public through the U.S. Department of Education website.On an annual basis enrolled students and current employees of the University are notified via email by DPS of theAnnual Security and Fire Safety Report. This “Notice of Availability” of the Annual Security and Fire Safety Reportis distributed by October 1st. to all members of the Rowan University community. This email message provides anoverview of the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, the address for the Rowan DPS website where the reportcan be obtained on-line and also how a hard copy “printed version” can be obtained. This information is also madeavailable through multiple campus sources, such as bulletin boards, postings, speaking presentations and othervenues. The Annual Security and Fire Safety Report contains information regarding campus security and personalsafety including topics such as: crime prevention, public safety authority, crime reporting policies, fire safety,disciplinary procedures and other matters of importance related to security on campus. The report also containsinformation about fire statistics in Rowan University Residential Facilities and crime statistics for the threeprevious calendar years concerning reported crimes that occurred on campus; in certain off-campus buildings orproperty owned or controlled by the University; and on public property within, or immediately adjacent to andaccessible from the campus.Anyone, including prospective students and employees, may obtain a paper copy of the AnnualSecurity and Fire Safety Report by stopping by the:Department of Public Safety Office at Bole Hall Annex, 201 Mullica Hill Road, Glassboro, NJ08028 or you can request that a copy be mailed to you by calling (856) 256-4562 or 4506.This report is also available online for your review at the DPS website at:https://sites.rowan.edu/publicsafety/ docs/annual security report.pdf“It is in your interest!”Page 7
2021 Annual Security and Fire Safety ReportWeb Page Links (Our Campuses):Glassboro Campushttp://www.rowan.edu/home/Cooper Medical School of Rowan Universityhttp://www.rowan.edu/coopermed/Rowan School of Osteopathic MedicineWest Campus (South Jersey Technology Park)http://sjtechpark.org/Rowan University Camden Academic owan University: r more information about Rowan University'scolleges, schools and their departments, also visit:www.rowan.edu/colleges“It is in your interest!”NOTE: The Annual Security and Fire Safety Report provides youwith many resources and links to on line material, which werecurrent as of the time of the release of this report. Due toupgrades and changes to websites, links may change overtime. If so, please refer to the Rowan University’s main webpage.Page 8
2021 Annual Security and Fire Safety ReportVisiting wanUniversity Directory:https://www.rowan.edu/ph/Questions on the Rowan UniversityTelephone System:https://support.rowan.edu/kb view.do?sysparm article KB0012538Web Page Links (Resources):Policies:Important Consumer Disclosures: e of Employee Equity: https://sites.rowan.edu/equity/index.htmlEmployee HR Policies: ce of Student Equity and Compliance (Title IX): /titleix/index.htmlPolicies: /departments/osec/titleix/ix-policies.htmlSexual Assault/Domestic Violence Prevention Videos: mlReporting Sexual Misconduct: es for Victims: iversity Policies (site to search policies): udent Code of Conduct: t Code of ConductStudent Alcohol and Drug Policy: l and Other Drugs policyStudent Off-Campus Policy: mpus ConductGood Samaritan Policy: https://confluence.rowan.edu/display/POLICY/Good Samaritan policyCMSRU Student Handbook: fRowanSOM Student Handbook: fRUCAB /Rowan Global Handbook: ts and other resources:Campus Security Authority (CSA): ex.htmlCSA “Delayed” Incident Report Form: mmunity Standards: on/Complaint Report Form: https://sites.rowan.edu/communitystandards/report violations/index.htmlDisruptive Behavior/Workplace CY/Disruptive Behavior and Workplace Violence PolicyFacilities Department: ealthy Campus Initiatives: ent Affairs: esidential Learning and University Housing: https://sites.rowan.edu/housing/Policies: t Housing PoliciesStudent Health: Wellness Center: https://sites.rowan.edu/wellness/index.htmlStudent Organizations: sites.rowan.edu/sga/Travel-Off Campus/Academic Space Use Clery Reporting sources/clerytravelform.php“It is in your interest!”Page 9
2021 Annual Security and Fire Safety ReportDirectory of Key Contacts:For Police-Fire-Medical Emergencies: Call9-1-1Remember when reporting an incident include as much of the following information as possible, including,but not limited to: Location of emergency (you should also indicate thatyou are at Rowan University as part of your location andyour telephone number)Nature of the emergency (medical, police, etc.)Status of the emergency condition (i.e., in progress orcompleted)Report Need for medical or other assistance Any immediate threat(s) to lifeDescription, location or direction of travel ofsuspect(s), description of motor vehicle(s) involved,presence of weaponsAny danger to emergency respondersOther information that would aid the emergencyresponse. Please remain on the telephone until thedispatcher has told you to disconnectRowan University Public Safety Contacts (Non-Emergency) NumbersCALL 9-1-1 to go direct to the Emergency Dispatch CenterClery Act ComplianceCrime Prevention(856) 256-4562(856) 256-4922Office of EmergencyManagementParking Services(856) 256-4922Public SafetyAdministrative Office(856) 256-4568(856) 256-4575Professional StandardsCMSRU (Camden)Security OfficeRUCAB (Camden)Security OfficeRowanSOM (Stratford)DPS OfficePublic Safety DispatchCenter-(All Campuses)(856) 256-4922(856) 361-2880/2881(856) 361-2992/2991(856) 566-6033(856) 256-4922Rowan University Campus Services ContactsCommunity Standards(856) 256-4242Counseling andPsychological Services(856) 256-4222Dean of Students OfficeGlassboroFacilitiesFire Safety EnvironmentalHealth & SafetyGreek OrganizationsLegal Assistance (Office ofStudent Govt.)Residential Learning andUniversity HousingStudent Services andFinancial Aid-Glassboro(856) 256-4540“Police Emergency”Phone ButtonGlassboro Campus“It is in your interest!”(856) 256-4333(856) 256-4283Student HealthServices/Wellness CenterStudent Equity andCompliance/Title IXCoordinatorVeteran Affairs(856) 256-4650(856) 256-5105Victim AdvocacyStudent Affairs-CMSRU(856) 256-4283(856) 361-2850(856) 256-4042Academic and StudentAffairs-RowanSOMDean’s OfficeRowanSOMStudent Services andFinancial Aid-RowanSOMStudent Services-RUCAB(856) 256-4266(856) 256-4250(856) 256-5440(856) 256-4233(856) 566-6972/6740(856) 566-6995(856) 566-6008(856) 361-2900A one-touch dialing feature is also available on eligible university phones onthe Glassboro Campus for Police, Fire or Medical emergenciesonly. Remember for Non-Emergency Calls, dial (856) 256-4922Page 10
2021 Annual Security and Fire Safety ReportAdditional Resource Contacts:Coronavirus Information: Rowan University is committed to keeping thecommunity informed as the coronavirus situation unfolds. Here are moreways to reach us, if you have questions: https://www.rowan.edu/virusinfo/ Faculty: Contact the Office of the Provost at 856-256-4108. Students: Glassboro campus students should contact the Dean ofStudents at 856-256-4283. CMSRU, SOM and GSBS students shouldcontact the offices of their respective deans. Students who are studying abroad: Contact the International Center, at856-256-5191. Wellness Center: Contact 856-256-4333.Emergency Counseling: Rowan's Counseling and Psychological Services provides emergency services available tostudents through the Wellness Center on the Glassboro campus. A counselor is available Monday through Fridayduring regular office hours for emergency walk-ins. Visit the Wellness Center and ask to speak with someoneimmediately, for mental health crisis call 856-256-4333. For After regular business hours, a counselor is availablefor emergencies through Public Safety. Just call (856) 256-4911 and ask to speak with the Counselor on Call. Ifyou or someone you know is thinking about suicide you may use these resources or call 911, visit your nearestemergency room or call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).Services Empowering the Rights of Victims (SERV): Referrals are made as needed from Counseling Services toadditional resources, such as Services Empowering the Rights of Victims (SERV), another 24-hour hotline (866)295-7378 that provides free counseling, access to advocacy and support to victims of sexual assault anddating/domestic violence. It is staffed around the clock by an on-call counselor.Confidential Counseling for Employees: Employees may contact the New Jersey EAS Service directly, the phonenumber is (866) 327-9133. If an employee needs assistance, Human Resources may be reached at (856) 2564134. The Office of Employee Equity: Is responsible for employee complaints related to discrimination,disruptive behavior/workplace violence, accommodation requests and search y Hotline: The University maintains an anonymous reporting service of abuse and harassment violationsat the University through an independent provider. Called the Integrity Hotline (or “Whistleblower Hotline”),reports can be given over the web or to a confidential telephone number; and the independent provider thenprovides electronic reports to Univ
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