The Offices of Student Development and Campus Safety and Security prepare this annual report in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Crime Statistics Act.
In preparation of the statistical portion of this report, SNU utilizes input from a variety of resources. The Bethany Police Department tracks and provides statistics of crimes occurred on and around the university. SNU’s Department of Safety and Security contributes data on crime from their records. The Tulsa, Broken Bow, Del City, Calera, and Afton Police Department is surveyed and provides data for SNU-Tulsa and our other classroom sites on reported crimes that are required by the Clery Act.
Additionally, the campus offices/personnel that follow are surveyed for incidents of crime that may or may not have been reported to the local police. These offices and personnel are viewed as campus authorities to whom reports of criminal activity can be made:
Director of Campus Safety and Security
Associate Dean of Student Development
Resident Director
Vice President for Student Development
Provost
Vice President for Financial Affairs
Director of Community Life
Athletic Director
Coaches
Dean of Arts and Sciences
Dean of Professional and Graduate Studies
Director, SNU-Tulsa
Director of Human Resources
Faculty members
Information reported by the identified offices will also be used for the purpose of making timely warnings of criminal offenses.
Annually, an e-mail notification is made to all enrolled students, staff and faculty providing the web site address to access this report. Copies of this report may also be obtained at the Office of Student Development, located on the first floor of the Webster Commons, or by calling 405-491-6336.
SNU Professional and Graduate Studies students: At the time of orientation, each student is given an information page containing important information about the safety report and the crime statistics for SNU Bethany, Tulsa, Broken Bow, Calera, Afton, and Del City sites. Prospective and current students are provided information as to how to access the full report. Printed copies of the full report are kept in the office and are available upon request.