[Faculty Handbook Category #1]
The Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act (also known as the Clery Act) requires all colleges and universities to distribute information regarding certain campus regulations, campus safety and security policies, and crime statistics to all students and employees on an annual basis. Clery Act information includes crime prevention program descriptions, procedures to follow to report criminal activity as well as information about campus facility security, the authority of campus security officers, drug and alcohol abuse prevention efforts, and crime statistics for the past three calendar years based on geographic location.
In compliance with the Clery Act, St. Olaf College has posted the required information together with additional information about college policies, services, and resources on the web at https://wp.stolaf.edu/publicsafety/community-awareness-reports/clery-act-fire-safety/. A paper copy of the Clery Act information may be obtained upon request from the Dean of Students Office, the Admissions Office, the Human Resources Office, or the Public Safety Office.