In the event of an emergency where an actual crime is taking place, be advised of the following important contact numbers. The first step is to dial 911. If you are using a phone line in the residence hall, dial 9-911.

SNU Campus Safety and Security

Dispatch Center  491-6309

-or- Dial 491-6385

a) Enter 009

b) Security personnel will answer.  Give them your report.

Bethany Police Department

789-2323 – Non-emergency phone number.  Give them your report.

Residence Hall Directors

Hatley Hall                                                            491-8189

Bracken Hall                                                          491-8489

Snowbarger Hall                                                     491-8389

Asbury and Imel                                                     499-8524

Chapman Apartments                                            491-1789

Adult/Graduate Program Students- Bethany

Campus Security/Dispatch                                      491-6309

Dean of Professional/Grad Studies                         491-6680

Tulsa/Del City

SNU-Tulsa Emergency                               911

SNU- Tulsa Center                                     918-664-4100

8 a.m.-6 p.m Building Security                               918-855-3723

6-10 p.m. Jarvis Security                                                 918-504-1300

Director, SNU-Tulsa                                              918- 664-4100

Dean of Adult/Grad Students                                  405-491-6680

                (Afton, Broken Bow, Calera, and Del City)

Tulsa Police (Non-Emergency)                               918 669-6000

Del City Police (Non-Emergency)                          405-677-2444

Community members, students, faculty, staff and guests are encouraged to report all crimes and public safety related incidents to the SNU Campus Safety and Security office. The dispatch center for Safety and Security is located just inside the west entrance of Beaver Science Hall.

If you become aware of a crime after it has occurred, it is still very helpful if you will report the incident.  Please contact any one of the offices or personnel shown above.

Students or employees at the Bethany, Del City or Tulsa Center locations who are victims/witnesses to a crime may elect to report the crime on a confidential basis.  University personnel endeavor to investigate crime based on the information provided.  Even if the use of the information is restricted by a request for confidentiality, the information can be very useful in providing timely warnings to others in the community, in addition to assisting with an investigation of an incident.

If you have been a victim or a witness to a crime and desire confidentiality in reporting, you should state your desire for submitting a confidential report when contacting any of the offices or personnel shown above as campus authorities.

University personnel serving as licensed counselors or pastoral counselors who work within a confidential counseling role are encouraged at the time a crime is reported to inform clients of the procedures for reporting crime voluntarily and anonymously.  This is for the purpose of providing accurate statistics on campus crime.

The University encourages and allows counselors to provide anonymous information on crime to a campus authority on a case-by-case voluntary basis.

In order to keep personal injuries at a minimum, you are encouraged to report observed physical hazards to the Facilities Management, 491-6356; Dispatch, 491-6309; or Campus Safety and Security, 491-6385, ext. 009.

SNU-Tulsa: Please contact the SNU-Tulsa Director at 918-664-4100.

When any of the campus security authorities noted above receive a report of a crime or a situation that poses a potential threat to students and/or employees, Campus Safety and Security personnel will publish a warning or an alert to the campus, attempting to warn of the potential of criminal activity.  Campus security personnel will utilize one of the following as primary means of notification: emergency notification system (SNU Alert!), campus wide e-mails, notification via residence life personnel, and voice-mail for staff and faculty as the primary means of notification.  The Forecast (weekly announcement), Chapel announcements, and articles in the student newspaper, The Echo are alternate routes of notification.

SNU-Tulsa: University personnel will utilize emails, class representative phone calls, and classroom publications and postings as means of providing timely warning announcements.

SNU’s Campus Safety and Security Staff maintain an open record of reported crimes and their status.  If you would like to review this record, you can find it at either the Campus Security Office (Physical Plant) or Student Development (Webster Commons Building).

SNU-Tulsa:  The federal regulations do not require a limited-service campus site such as SNU-Tulsa to maintain a crime log. However, students and/or employees with questions about reported crimes should contact the Director of SNU-Tulsa’s office for assistance in gaining information from building security services or the Tulsa Police Department.