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In 1990 Congress passed a law called the Student-Right-to-Know Act,
that established the right of students, their parents, and employees to know about crimes
committed on campuses and about campus security policies and procedures. By having
colleges and universities provide such information, Congress intended to increase the
level of campus security awareness, thereby helping to create safer campuses.
In
compliance with this law, now called the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy
and Campus Crime Statistics Act, Sweet Briar College Department of Safety presents
information related
to campus security and safety. It is the policy of the College to have the Dean of
Co-Curricular Life provide data to the Department of Safety, who is responsible for
compiling and distributing the final report. Thus, anyone with information about crimes or
violations of Virginia Code or College rules should report the matter to the Dean of
Co-Curricular Life, or a police officer, so that the data can be included in the annual
statistical disclosure.
Sweet Briar College shares the concern of families, students, and
the community for the well being and safety of all members of our community.
Sweet Briar
also knows that it is everyones basic responsibility to ensure our own personal
safety and the safety of our possessions. While Sweet Briar College has a history of safe
and secure environment, it must be remembered that no community is immune to crime.
The
community can only remain safe if each member does their part to ensure the security of
the campus.
Page last updated on: 04 July, 2002
Sweet Briar College Department of
Safety http://www.police.sbc.edu