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University Police Department
On-Line Communities Program
This program is
designed to teach students the importance of protecting
their privacy, while using social networking Internet sites
such as Facebook and MySpace.
Ride Along
Program
Community members
have the opportunity to ride along with an officer on
routine patrol to gain first-hand knowledge of police
procedures and operations. The ride along must be
prearranged and approved by the University Police
Department.
STOP THEFT ID
for Computers Program
This is an
anti-theft and recovery program designed mainly for laptop
computers. Special identification plates are installed on
the computer to deter thieves and make it easier to identify
recovered computers.
Meet the University Police Department
This program highlights the role of campus law
enforcement at SUNY Cortland. Officers will discuss the professional role that your
University Police Officers play on campus.
Operation Lockout Program
This program was developed as an anti-theft program in
the residence halls. The program shows the students how easy
it is to become a victim of a crime. Students are shown
simple steps to prevent theft and enhance their safety.
Self Defense Program
This program is designed to offer students the
opportunity to learn how to defend themselves. This program
also stresses preventive measures students can take to avoid
becoming the victim of a crime.
Sexual Assault Awareness Program
This program is designed to offer members of the campus
community the opportunity to speak with a University Police
Officer in small groups, on the topic of sexual assault
awareness and campus issues. The topics discussed will touch
upon victims rights, support services, campus policies
concerning sexual assault and NY State Penal Law.
Fatal Vision Program
The University Police at SUNY Cortland provides "The
Fatal Vision Program" as an educational program for the
campus community. The guiding principle of this program is
to demonstrate how quickly impairment can turn fun into
potentially devastating consequences for anyone who drives
while impaired by alcohol or other drugs. Fatal Vision
Simulator Goggles are employed to simulate different levels
of impairment. The program consists of an educational
discussion on New York State Vehicle and Traffic Laws
pertaining to driving while impaired and the consequences
they bring if convicted. Also activities using the Fatal
Vision Goggles are used to show how different levels of
impairment will affect a person's reaction time as well as
their ability to perform certain tasks.
If you have any crime prevention concerns please feel free
to call the University Police Department 24 hours a day at
(607) 753-2112.
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