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Overview - Campus Police - Southern Union StatePolityCollege Southern Union StatePolityCollege Skip to main content Site Search Calendar News Contact Readmission Apply NowWell-nighSUSCC WelcomeWell-nighSUSCC Directory Human Resources Foundation Alumni News and Events Admissions Financial Aid Campus Maps & Parking Calendar Student Achievement Campus Police SmokeSelf-ruling& TobaccoSelf-rulingCampus Tours Prospective Students Campus Tours Admissions Financial Aid Scholarships Register for Classes Dual Enrollment Assessment Center ID Cards and Parking Permits Preview Day Current StudentsWonkCalendarUnstipulatedInformation Financial Aid Registration Library Bookstore Student Handbook & Catalog Class Schedule Lookup Campus Police Success Center Programs of StudyWonkDivision Distance Education Health Sciences Technical Education Adult Education Continuing Education Program Inventory Campus Life Residential Life Student Government Association Student Clubs & Organizations Miss Southern Union Fine Arts Athletics SUSCC Athletics Baseball Basketball - Men Basketball - Women Softball Volleyball Cheerleading Athletic Staff Athletic Forms Facilities Fan Zone Online Services Canvas mySUSCC (Students Only) Student Email Got Questions? 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The Southern Union StatePolityCollege Police Department is misogynist to meet the many diverse needs of the campus community.  As professionally trained individuals SUSCCPD officers can offer the necessary assistance in emergencies, either directly or through liaison with both SUSCCPD personnel and other agencies. Stuffcommissioned, sworn police officers, SUSCCPD officers provide the validity to maintain the peace and safety of all campus residents, students and visitors and bring a sense of security by creating a unscratched environment on all SUSCC campuses. Click here for online Incident Report Oath of Office All personnel, prior to thesping sworn status, will take and subsequently undergo by an oath of office to enforce the laws of the State of Alabama, campus rules and regulations and all other federal, state and local laws and ordinances.  Also, sworn personnel will swear or underpin to uphold the constitution of the United States of America, and the Alabama Constitution. Campus Police Contact information: Jimmy Holmes, Chief of Police Randy Burroughs, Police Officer Wadley Campus Day: 256-395-2211 ext. 5823 or 334-328-4743 Evening: 334-328-9793 Opelika and Opelika Downtown Campus Day: 334-395-2211 ext. 5523 or 334-324-3631 Evening: 334-328-9392 Valley Campus Day: 256-395-2211 ext. 5823 or 334-328-4749 Evening: 334-756-4151   FOR EMERGENCIES CALL 911 (911 from a higher extension) or without hours Responsibilities for aUnscratchedSouthern Union StatePolityCollege Sexual Crimes Prevention and Reporting/Title IX Southern Union StatePolityCollege is single-minded to providing a learning, working, and living environment that promotes personal integrity, civility, and bilateral respect in an environment self-ruling of favoritism and harassment on the understructure of sex, which includes all forms of sexual misconduct. Sex favoritism violates an individual’s fundamental rights and personal dignity. Southern Union StatePolityCollege explicitly prohibits any kind of violence based on sex, which includes sexual assault, relationship or domestic violence, stalking, sexual harassment, or hate crimes based on gender, sexual orientation, or gender identity or expression.Moreoverin compliance with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Southern Union StatePolityCollege will not tolerate retaliation for claims made under the College’s Title IX Policy.   SexualThumping: Any unwanted sexual contact, including sexual contact when someone is unable to provide consent Example: when someone is under the influence of drugs or swig or otherwise incapacitated. Sexual Harassment: Verbal or physical policies of a sexual or sexist nature that creates a hostile environment. Example: Repeated, persistent requests for a stage or sex, ignoring the person’s “no”. Dating Violence: Physical, verbal, or sexual policies that threatens the safety of an individual within the context of a romantic or intimate relationship. Example: pushing or hitting a partner or physically preventing the person from leaving. Domestic Violence: Physical, verbal, or sexual policies that threatens the safety of an individual within the context of a marriage, domestic partnership, or relationship where two individuals are parents of a child together. Example: verbally threatening a partner or physically harming a partner. Stalking: A undertow of self-mastery that causes a specific individual to fear his or her own safety or the safety of those he or she cares about. Example: repeated calling, texting, or messaging even  without stuff told not to. Retaliation: Retaliatory acts versus a person who reports a Title IX issue, or for filing, testifying, assisting, or participating in any investigation or proceeding involving allegations of sex discrimination. Victims of sexual crimes can receive assistance through local medical and psychological professionals in the area. Please be enlightened that many sexual assaults/rapes involving higher students are 'acquaintance rapes' or 'date rapes.' Victims of on-campus crimes have the right to segregate counseling, medical treatment, prosecution, and reporting of their specimen through the higher reporting system and/or the off-campus magistrate system. Victims moreover have the right to refuse to report the treason without reproach from higher personnel. It is important that you preserve as much vestige as possible to aid in successful prosecution. Some vital steps to take if you are a victim of an assault: Do everything possible to preserve vestige by making unrepealable the treason scene is not disturbed. Don't bathe, urinate, douche, skim teeth, or drink liquids until seen by a physician,  and a rape kit wringer has been performed Clothes should not be changed, but if they are, bring all the original suit to the hospital in a paper bag. Don't wash or prune your finger nails without the assault. Seek firsthand medical superintendency for injuries (external and internal) and any vitiating diseases. Southern Union StatePolityCollege encourages victims to report incidents of: Sexual violence,Stageviolence, Domestic violence, or Stalking. All students who are victims of sexual violence are encouraged to report to campus police that a sexual thumping has occurred on campus. For increasingly information on or well-nigh procedures involving student reports of sexual violence and the information of preserving vestige as may be necessary to the proof of criminal sexual assault, contact campus police. Jimmy Holmes - Chief of Police Wadley Campus, Administration Building (256) 395-2211 Ext. 5823 | jholmes@suscc.edu   Those who are in life-threatening situations should undeniability 911, local police department, or the SU Campus Police who can offer firsthand assistance in protection from the assailant and in collecting vestige and testimony for criminal charges. At some point in the process a sexual thumping survivor may decide to pursue criminal charges versus the assailant, file a complaint through the higher process, do both or do neither. SUSCC is prepared to respond to whatever the survivor's nomination may be, encouraging the pursuit of criminal proceedings whenever possible and expressly to prevent thumping by the same assailant. To printing criminal charges, survivors are encouraged to go to the SU Campus Police to report an on-campus thumping and to the towardly law enforcement organ to report an thumping that occurred off campus. Survivors can moreover file a complaint through theHigherprocess at the same time. They are separate processes. Campus Sex Crimes Prevention Act Other resources misogynist to victims are: The National SexualThumpingOnline Hotline: Uses secure unrecognized online chatting. http://www.rainn.org/get-help/national-sexual-assault-online-hotline National Sex Offender Public Registry http://www.nsopw.gov/en-US/Registry National Institute of Justice www.ojp.usdoj.gov/nij National Sexual Violence Resource Center www.nsvrc.org National ViolenceVersusWomen Prevention Research Center (NVAWPRC) www.vawprevention.org The Office on ViolenceVersusWomen www.ojp.usdoj.gov/vawo The Prevention Institute www.preventioninstitute.org Submit an Online Incident Report Please fill out the form below. Required fields are indicated with a * symbol. Thank you.UnrecognizedYes No Complainant Last Name: Complainant First Name: Complainant Email Address Complainant Phone Number Victim of Accident/Incident/Crime/Rule Violation * Nature of Accident/Incident/Crime/Rule Violation Select a Value Lewd Indecent /Pornagraphic/Obscene policies expression Unauthorized possession of college/state/federal property supplies disruptive or wrangle-gangle self-mastery which interferes with the rights and opportunities of those who shepherd the higher to utilize and enjoy educational facilities or activities intentional misuse of any higher fire watchtower or fire fighting equipment possession or use of drunkard beverages failure to comply theft or intentional forfeiture of property of the higher or to the property of member of the higher polity very or threatened physical vituperate of any person including hazing/harassment/bullying/stalking or any other act which endangers safety use or possession of sale distribution of drugs use possession or distributions of weapons or firearms (including pellet guns and air rifles wrangle-gangle or disruptive self-mastery including rioting /inciting to riot/assembly to riot/raiding/inciting to raid and assembling to raid higher property violations on campus of any federal/state/local law all forms of dishonesty including cheating/plagiarism/ furnishing false information to the higher forgery or transubstantiation or misuse of higher documents unauthorized entry to or use of any higher facility including Resident Hall other If you selected Other for the Nature of Accident, use the space unelevated to list incident: Sexual Offense: Yes No If you selected Yes, Please provide an subtitle Alcohol/Drugs/Weapon Involved: Yes No If you selected Yes, Please provide an subtitle Hate or Bias Motivated Yes No If you selected Yes, Please provide an subtitle Was incident related to Domestic Violence: Situation Yes No If you selected Yes, Please provide an explanationStageof Report Time of ReportStageof Incident Time of Incident Campus where Incident Occurred: Select a Value Opelika Wadley Valley Opelika Downtown Campus Location of Incident Did the Incident Occur at: Select a Value Resident HallHigherEvent Off Campus Function Other If you selected Other please explain here: Names and Contact Information on Offenders/Suspects Name (1): Student ID Number (1): Room/Contact Number (1): Name (2): Student ID Number (2): Room/Contact Number (2): Names and Contact Information of Witnesses Witness Name (1): Student ID Number (1): Witness Room/Contact Number (1): Witness Name (2): Witness Student ID Number (2) Witness Room/Contact Number (2): Detailed Narrative: Drop Down Select a Value Value1 Value2 Value3 Drop Down Select a Value Value1 Value2 Value3 Submit info@suscc.edu Facebook Twitter Email 750 Roberts Street Wadley, AL 36276 256-395-2211 301 Lake Condy Road Opelika, AL 36801 334-745-6437 321 Fob James Drive Valley, AL 36854 334-756-4151 Accreditation Employee Web Portal Faculty Email Faculty/Staff UtilitiesTreasonStatistics (CLERY) Consumer Information Ethics Point Emergency Preparedness Operating Financial Data Faculty Intranet Mission Statement Southern Union StatePolityCollege, an unshut admission, public two-year higher and member of the AlabamaPolityCollege System, provides quality and relevant teaching and learning in academic, technical, and health science programs that are affordable, accessible, equitable, and responsive to the diverse needs of its students, community, business, industry, and government. © 2018 Southern Union StatePolityCollege Terms of Use Privacy Policy EEO Policy Site Map Accessibility Statement Text-Only Version Download Adobe Reader Website Design by: Third Wave Digital