The Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act Amendment of 1989 requires each institution of higher education that receives any form of financial assistance (including direct loans to students), to adopt and implement a program to prevent the unlawful possession, use, or distribution of illicit drugs and alcohol by students and employees. To comply with this amendment, Wittenberg includes a detailed policy in the faculty, staff and student manuals.
There are three types of Blue Light C.A.P. Phones on campus. Most have both a keypad which can be used to dial other on-campus phones, and an emergency button which can be used to contact Campus Security.
Three locations have only the emergency button exclusively for emergency assistance and are signified as (E).
Wittenberg’s Chief of Police will issue a campus security alert to students, faculty and staff when a situation arises that constitutes a reportable crime under the Clery Act or presents a potentially serious or continuing threat to the campus community. Alerts are generally sent via e-mail. The text messaging alert system will also be activated when there is an imminent and significant threat to members of our campus community.
Statement of Purpose: The Security Advisory Committee works together to resolve security and safety issues, concerns, and policy changes. The statement of purpose is to be carried out in cooperation with the Wittenberg Police and Security Department.
carried out in cooperation with the Wittenberg Police and Security Department.
