Crime Statistics

In accordance with the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act, Georgetown College presents this campus safety report. The college encourages every member of the college community to review this report so that each may be informed as to the means of preventing and reporting campus crime.

Reporting Crime

When a crime takes place or if you know of one that is going to take place, it is the students duty to inform Campus Safety immediately in order to respond quickly to the scene or to prevent the crime from taking place.

Campus Activity

Georgetown College is private property and is maintained for the use of the college community and authorized persons only. We also restrict access to the living areas in our residence halls to the residents who live there and their guests.

Law Enforcement

Our professional team of campus safety officers are dedicated to protecting all persons on the Georgetown College campus. In conjunction with Georgetown City Police Dept. Campus Safety works to keep our college community safe and free of crime.

Secure Programs

  • Conducting meetings with incoming freshmen and parents during orientation. At this meeting we introduce staff and encourage the use of the escort service along with making this document available.
  • Meeting with resident directors and resident assistants at the beginning of school each fall. At this time we discuss what procedures are for reporting as well as preventing crime on campus.
  • Placing and rotating posters in residence halls and campus buildings informing the campus about safety awareness.
  • Meeting with the Association of Georgetown Students (AGS) at least yearly, to address the issues of concern.
  • Providing a Campus Safety manual describing services, emergency procedures, parking, etc.
  • Providing programs, one a semester, to inform members of the college community about their need to be responsible for their own security, including locking doors, crossing campus, etc. Student life residence hall programming also enhances our students’ safety awareness by providing workshops on such topics as:
    • Date and acquaintance rape
    • Self-defense
    • Substance abuse
    • Alcohol awareness
    • Self-esteem
    • CPR training
    • Personal health

Crime Prevention

Campus Safety takes crime prevention very seriously. The campus community can aid in the prevention in crime by alerting Campus Safety of any suspicions activities. Campus Safety- ext. 8111

Crime Statistics

DatetimeType of OffenseLocationDescriptionDisposition
04-14-098 p.m.theftAnderson HallIPOD taken from locked roomOpen
04-19-0910 p.m.theftAnderson Hallelectronics and games taken from roomOpen
05-13-09a.m.theftPike lobbyiPod and speaker system reported missing from lobbyOpen
05-23-09between8 a.m. and 1 p.m.theftMilitary gravel lot$400 cash taken from unlocked vehicleOpen
7-14-0910 a.m.theftAsher Science Bldg. classroom 208money taken from purseOpen
8-21-092 pmtheftAlumni GymiPhone and cashOpen
8-11-095:15 p.m.theftAlumnipurse and contentsOpen
8-22-092-4pmtheftAlumnicash takenOpen
8-11-092:30 a.m.vandalismAnderson East Pkg lotcar spray painted/graffitiOpen
8-22-09unknowntheftSigma pkg lotcamera taken from vehicleOpen
8-27-093-4 pmtheftAlumni gymshoesOpen
8-29-09unknowntheftLambda Chi pkg lottennis rackets and cashOpen
8-29-098:30 pmtheftLambda Chi housecontents of purse and cash taken from unlocked roomOpen
8-30-0911 pmtheftKnight Hall pkg lotipodOpen
8-30-09unknowntheftgravel lot by CollierelectronicsOpen
8-30-0911:30 pmtheftAnderson Hall pkg lotelectronicsOpen
8-30-093 amtheftKnight Hall pkg lotelectronics takenOpen
9-1-09unknowntheftAnderson East pkg lotelectronics and cash taken from unlocked carOpen
9-2-094 pmtheftAlumni gymelectronics and cashOpen
9-4-0911 amtheftAlumni Gymsuspect apprehendedclosed
9-5-09unknowntheftKnight Hall pkg lotgolf equipmentOpen
10-12-09after 9 pmtheftAnderson East pkg lotlaptop taken from locked vehicleOpen
10-13-09before 5:15 pmtheftAnderson West pkg lotlaptop taken from vehicleOpen
11-7-09over weekendtheftAnderson HallCash stolen from locked roomOpen
11-16-09between 4:30 and 5:30 p.m.theftCollege street gravel lotbackpack taken from unlocked carOpen
2-7-109 pmmenacingCollege Streeteggs thrown at students and racial names calledOpen
2-7-109 pmtheftJackson /Military lotcd’s takenOpen
2-12-10after 9 pmtheftHollyhock gravel lotxm radio takenOpen
2-18-102:30 pmtheftLearning Resource CenteriPhone and pink phone case taken from study areaOpen
3-10-1012:20 amvandalismMacs prk lotdamage to license plate, trash put on vehicleOpen
3-16-1011:30 pmtheftPhi tau Housefraternity items takenOpen
4-11-1010:00 pmtheftAnderson HallX-Box games missing from roomOpen
4-14-1012:30 amtheftPike HouseX-Box games taken from unlocked roomOpen
7-21-10between 4 and 11 pmtheftKnight pkg. lotelectronics taken from unlocked carOpen
7-21-10approx. 11 pmtheftRec. pkg. lotcash, credit card, handgun, laptop, GPS taken from unlocked carOpen
7-21-10between 4 and 11 pmtheftKnight Hall pkg lotelectronics taken from unlocked carOpen
7-21-10between 4 and 11 pmtheftKnight Hall pkg. lotcash taken from unlocked carOpen
8-12-10not sure.theftAnderson Hallprojector taken from classroomOpen
8-24-1012:30sex offence forcibleAnderson East pkg lotassault in parked vehicleOpen
9-4-10approx. 12 a.m.sex offence forcibleKappa AlphaassaultOpen
10-1-10discovered approx. at 4:10pmCriminal damage3rd floor Anderson and classroom in ChapelCriminal damage/racist vandalismOpen
10-8-10after 5pm on 7thCriminal damage3rd floor Anderson HallCriminal Damage/racist vandalismOpen
10-30-108:30 pmtheftPierce Halllaptop taken from unlocked roomOpen
11-8-107:30 pmtheftKnight Hall pkg lotGPS taken from locked vehicleOpen
11-04-1010:00 amtheftThe Storecash taken from registerClosed
11-04-1011 amdrug violation possessionTownhousemarijuanaClosed
11-20-10after 9 pmtheftCollier Halllaptop taken from unlocked roomOpen
12-08-10between 2 and 2:15 pmtheftCollier HalliPod taken from unlocked roomOpen
between12-10-10 and
12-18-10
between two dates giventheftStudent Centermoney taken from mail boxOpen
1-26-112:30a.m.vandalismSam’s gravel lot/Pike house3 car windshields brokenOpen
2-1-11approximately 8 p.m.racially sensitive word yelled from one group to anotherQuadracially sensitive word yelled from one group to anotherOpen
2-9-11approximately 9:35 p.m.Criminal damage to autoKnight Hall west pkg lothit and run in lotOpen
late Feb.-11late Febforcible sexual assaultFlowers Hallassault occured in victims roomClosed
3-7-11reported in a.m. on 3/7theftAlumni Gym classroomprojector taken from classroomOpen
3-10-11eveningwords sexually biased towards orientation yelled out of windowAnderson Hallwords sexually biased towards orientation yelled out of windowOpen
3-19-11reported at 6 pm2 cars vandalizedLambda chi parking lotvandalismOpen
3-21-11reported at 7:40 a.m.theftAnderson Hallcomputer and monitor taken from classroomOpen
4-20-11after 2:30 pmtheft520 E. Main Streetradial arm saw taken from garage adjacent to campusOpen
4-28-11between 2:10 and 3:25 pmtheftGeorgetown Baptist pkg lotelectronics taken from parked car adjacent to campusOpen
4-29-11approximately 3 amtheftSigma KappaGreek letters taken from sorority houseOpen
4-29-11after 11 pmtheftStudent Center Grillecase of hamburgers taken from GrilleOpen
5-6-115-5-11theftEast Campus2 air tanks taken from softball storage bldg.Open
6-29-11approximately 10 pmtheftREC CenteriPad taken from backpackOpen
6-30-11approximately 11 pmtheftREC Centercell phone taken from restroomOpen
6-30-11before 6-30-11vandalismsoftball fieldblack paintOpen
8-12-11between 2 and 4pmtheftSigma Kappatelevision taken from unlocked lobby areaOpen
8-30-112:52 amillegal drugsPi Kappa Alphamarijuana in residence hallClosed
9-2-11between 9-2-11 and 9-4-11theftEast Campus Athletic training roomkeys taken from officeOpen
9-6-119-6-11theftSima pkg lottools taken from pick-up’s toolboxOpen
10-13-1110-13-11theftRucker Villagecell phones and wallet taken from apt.Open
10-14-111:50 pmillegal drugsCollege Streetarrest made in front of Student CenterClosed
10-15-1110-15-11illegal drugsCollier Hallillegal drugs found in roomOpen
10-22-113:30 pmtheftStadium,visitor’s locker roompersonal items taken from locker roomOpen
11-13-11between midnight and 5 a.m.vandalismparking lot at stadiumcars and gator vandalizedClosed
11-25-11after midnightvandalismsporting fields2 gators and fields vandalizedClosed
11-25-11after 10 p.m.vandalismEast Campus Apartmentroom entered and damage done to room. Apartment was unlockedOpen
1-1-1212:15 p.m.theftAlumni gymbasketballs taken from unlocked closetOpen
1-11-12p.m.vandalismToyota stadiumwidows brokenClosed
1-23-125 p.m.theftRECi-phone taken from weight roomOpen
2-2-124:45 p.m.theftStudent Centerg-card taken from officeClosed
2-5-1211:00 p.m.vandalismToyota stadium/baseball fieldwindows broke, Gators wrecked into fence, ice machines turned overClosed
2-6-124:30 p.m.theftRECi-phone taken from gymOpen
2-7-12between 8 a.m. and 11 p.m.theftRucker apartmennts$80 taken from unlocked roomOpen
2-13-127 p.m.theftAnderson Halli-phone taken from roomClosed
2-18-1210:02 a.m.drugsAthletic field East Campusmarijuana found in students backpackClosed
2-25-129:15 a.m.theftRec Center lotitems stolen from unlocked vehicleOpen
3-3-1211:30 a.m.theftCafeteriawallet left in cafeteria not found upon returnOpen
3-4-12a.m.theftAnderson Hallitems stolen from unlocked roomOpen
3-5-121 p.m.theftAnderson Hallhoodie taken from laundry roomOpen
3-18-125:31 p.m.vandalismBaseball fieldjuveniles found breaking into storage buildingsClosed
3-19-12over spring breaktheftAnderson Hallmicrowave taken from locked roomOpen
3-26-126-7 p.m.theftCafeteriacereal dispenser takenOpen
4-1-121:30 p.m.theftAnderson Hallmoney and electronics takenOpen
5-11-125-10-12theftAllen HallTV taken from common areaOpen
Novembersexual assaultPHAClosed
6-20-12p.m.theftin front of Anderson HallGator vehicle taken from street in front of buildingClosed
8-18 or 8-19-12unknowntheftMaintenance and Grounds buildingSafe containing keys stolenOpen
8-24-1212:15amdrug violation possessionEast Campusmarijuana in residence hallClosed
8-24-125pmtheftPhi Kappa TauWallet and pain medication stolen from roomOpen
9-1-1211:30pmillegal drugsEast Campusparaphernalia in Residence HallClosed
9-3-123 to 4 pm approximatelyhit and run injuryEast Campusstudent hit by truck and pinned against fence, driver left scene, police later identified driverOpen
9-9-123:28amtheftLearning Resource CenterDVDs takenClosed
9-23-12around 1amSexual AssaultEast CampusOpen
9-27-12around 12amtheftAnderson Hallstolen street signs found on campusOpen
10-17-129:30pmvandalismAnderson Hallroom vandalizedOpen
10-28-122:30amvandalismLambda Chi Alphaspray painting on back door and sidewalkOpen
11-1-129:12pmtheftMilitary/Jackson parking lotseveral items taken from a car, including a GPS and sports bagOpen
11-2-122:45amthreateningKnight Hallunidentified male following female studentsOpen
11-4-12unknowncriminal damage to autoAnderson parking lotstudent reported damage to vehicleOpen
11-5-12unknowntheftAnderson Halllaptop reported stolen from roomOpen
unknownunknowntheftAnderson Halltelevision taken from residence hall lobbyOpen
11-12-122:20pmsex offenseAsher Science Centermale subject exposed himselfOpen
11-13-12about 8:00pmtheftSigma Kappa parking lotiPod and charger reported stolen from carOpen
11-16-12unknowntheftCollier HallKindle Fire and charger reported stolenOpen
11-17-12around 11:00amtheftPi Kappa AlphaiPhone reported stolenOpen
between 11-30 and 12-3, 2012unknowntheftPhi Kappa Tau3 couches reported stolenOpen
12-5-123:00amdrugsAllen Halldrug paraphernalia found in residence hallClosed
between 12-7 and 12-10-12unknowntheftMaintenance BuildingsTwo laptops stolenOpen
12-24-1212:05pmtheftPhi Kappa TauItems reported stolen from roomOpen
1-3-1310:00amtheftCollier HallMoney reported stolen from vending machinesOpen
1-5-138:30amtheftMaintenance and Grounds BuildingLeafblowers and chainsaws reported stolenOpen
1-8-1310:30pmvandalism/theftKnightVandalism to, and items stolen from, vending machineOpen
1-11-13unknowntheftKappa AlphaKA cannon was taken from the front of the buildingClosed
1-16-1310:00pmdrugsPhi Kappa TauMarijuana and paraphernalia found in residence hallClosed
1-23-13between noon and 1pmtheftCollier HallXbox, equipment, and games reported stolenOpen
1-29-1312:30pmtheftREC2 iPhones reported stolenOpen
1-30-13between 2:30 and 4pmtheftRECWallet reported stolenOpen
2-1-131:00amdrugsCollier Hallmarijuana and paraphernalia found in residence hallClosed
2-8-1310:00 pmtheftRECcell phone reported stolenOpen
2-9-139:33pmdrugsCollier Hallmarijuana and paraphernalia found in residence hallClosed
2-20-132:30amsmoldering trashPhi Kappa Tautrash can smoldering on 2nd floor of residence hallOpen
2-23-1311:45pmdrugsHambrick Villagedrug paraphernalia found in residence hallOpen
3-25-13between 10:50am and 1:30pmtheftLearning Resource Centercell phone reported stolenOpen
between 3-28-13 and 3-31-13unknowntheftAnderson HallTelevision reported stolen from roomOpen
between 3-29-13 and 3-31-13unknowntheftAnderson HallTelevision and cash reported stolen from roomOpen
between 3-29-13 and 3-31-13unknowntheftAnderson HallTelevision reported stolen from roomOpen
4-4-1310:15pmtheftRECCell phone and wallet reported stolenOpen
4-11-13around 3:45pmtheftAnderson HallPS3 and games reported stolenOpen
4-15-136:00pmdrugsCollier HallMarijuana found in residence hallClosed
5-5-1311:30pmdrugsAllen HallDrug paraphernalia found in residence hallClosed
5-6-132:00-2:30amtheft/vandalismAllen HallVending machine broken into and items takenOpen
5-10-13between 7:30pm and 1amtheftAllen Hallvideo games/euipment and iPod reported stolen from roomClosed
5-15-1310:05amvandalism/damageAnderson Hallvending machine in lobby damagedOpen
5-16-13around 4pmtheftSigma Kappatools reported stolenOpen

Off Campus Crime

The local police work with our Campus Safety Department when entering the campus. All contact with the local police is logged with Campus Safety and documented for future reference. Georgetown College has no off-campus student organizations. Off-campus social functions by service, club or social organizations are beyond the scope of control by
the college.

Sex Offence Policy

We have described various programs relating to self-defense, date rape and reducing vulnerability. Should a sex offense occur, personnel other than students should direct their complaint to the Vice President responsible for Human Resources who will follow the college policy and provide a skilled and sympathetic ear to the individual. On behalf of any student, the counseling psychologist receives the complaint, discusses options with the student, and supports the student as the process proceeds.

Information

If you would like further information regarding this report and any other crime reporting statistics, please contact:

Mr. Dan Brown
Director of Campus Safety
Georgetown College
400 East College Street
Georgetown, Kentucky 40324
(502) 863-7035

Section 2: Description of Information Programs

1a. The Georgetown College Department of Campus Safety publishes a handout that is distributed on campus and contains information on fire safety, weapons possession, escort services, sexual assault, and crime prevention. Georgetown College has an organized Safety Committee that works with each department on remedies of safety concerns or issues.

1b. The Campus Safety Handout contains information on the proper procedure to contact Campus Safety. Student Life publishes and distributes a list of names and telephone numbers for reporting emergencies and non-emergencies.

1c. The Director of Campus Safety conducts a meeting at the beginning of the Fall Semester and discusses personal safety. Student Life conducts classes each semester and promotes awareness of rape, date rape, and other forcible and non-forcible sexual offences. Georgetown College has in the past invited the Kentucky State Police, Scott Count Sheriff’s Department and the Georgetown City Police to come to campus to conduct seminars on personal safety. Georgetown College will continue to use these methods of notification if the agencies are willing to help.

The calendar year for the annual report shall be the calendar year previous to the year in which the report is filed.

Section 3:

Crime Statistics Reporting Table
OffenseYearOn-Campus PropertyOn-Campus Student Housing FacilitiesNon-Campus PropertyPublic Property
Murder/Non-Negligent Manslaughter20080000
20090000
20100000
Negligent Manslaughter20080000
20090000
20100000
Sex Offenses, Forcible20080000
20090000
20101000
Sex Offenses, Non-Forcible20080000
20090000
20100000
Robbery20080000
20090000
20100000
Aggravated Assault20080000
20090000
20100000
Burglary200801000
20090500
20100300
Motor Vehicle Theft20080000
20090000
20100000
Arson20080000
20090000
20100000
Arrests: Weapons: Carrying, Possessing, etc.20080000
20090000
20100000
Disciplinary Referrals: Carrying, Possessing, etc.20080000
20090000
20100000
Arrests: Drug Abuse Violations20082000
20090000
20100000
Disciplinary Referrals: Drug Abuse Violations20080400
20090000
201001000
Arrests: Liquor Law Violations20080000
20090000
20100000
Disciplinary Referrals: Liquor Law Violations2008015200
2009016700
2010011400
Halls
Homicide0000
Murder/Non Negligent Manslaughter0000
Negligent Manslaughter0000
Sex Offenses
Forcible0000
Non Forcible0000
Robbery0000
Aggravated Assault0000
Burglary25500
Motor Vehicle Theft0000
Arson0000
Liquor Law Violations016700
Drug Law Violations0000
Illegal Weapons Possession0000

Hate Crime Statistics

2008

On CampusNon-Campus Building/PropertyPublic Property
Race000
Gender000
Religion000
Sexual Orientation000
Ethnicity000
Disability000

 

2009

On CampusNon-Campus Building/PropertyPublic Property
Race000
Gender000
Religion000
Sexual Orientation000
Ethnicity000
Disability000

 

2010

On CampusNon-Campus Building/PropertyPublic Property
Race201
Gender000
Religion000
Sexual Orientation000
Ethnicity000
Disability000

 

Section 4: Reporting Criminal Actions and Emergencies

In order to report criminal actions or other emergencies, members of the campus community may go to the Campus Safety office, which is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, and is located in the Student Center on 400 East College St. When entering the upper level glass doors, Campus Safety is on the left. In addition, Campus Safety can be reached at all times by calling 502-863-8111 (or extension 8111 from an on-campus phone).

Notifying the Campus Community of an Emergency

In the case of an emergency, the campus community may be alerted in the following ways:

  • Post the information on Spider
  • Post the information on mygeorgetowncollege.edu
  • Post the information on the college’s web page
  • Post the information on the Graduate Education web page
  • Make an announcement on the campus television network using the emergency broadcast capabilities
  • Send a message to all computers connected to the campus computer network
  • Notify the radio and television stations
  • Leave a voice mail in the following mailboxes: Admin/Staff, Full-Time Faculty and Part-Time Faculty
  • Send an email to ‘GC All’
  • Notify the campus via the load speaker/siren
  • Distribute text messages to campus community members who have ‘opted in’ to receive these messages via the RAVE system

Policies for Preparing the Annual Disclosure of Campus Crime Statistics

The annual crime statistics will be prepared by the Director of Campus Safety and posted on the Georgetown College Campus Safety website located at: http://www.georgetowncollege.edu/campus_safety/crime_stats.htm. This address will be distributed to the campus community in accordance with the Clery Act. While Georgetown College does not have a voluntary confidential reporting system for annual crime statistics, crimes may be reported to the Director of Campus Safety of the Vice President for Student Life/Dean of Students for the purpose of making timely warnings.

Whistleblower Protection and Anti-Retaliation

Georgetown College is committed to protecting the safety and, when appropriate, the confidentiality of persons reporting crimes included in this report.

Safety of and Access to Campus Facilities, including Residence Halls

Georgetown College is private property and is maintained for the use of the college community and guests. We also restrict also to the living areas of residence halls to the residents who live there. When a residence hall bedroom key is reported lost, the lock is replaced.

Security Considerations used in the Maintenance of Campus Facilities

When an outside contractor is needed in a campus building, keys to buildings are checked out through the Maintenance Department, and a log is kept of contractors on campus. If it is deemed that keys are not needed, contractors are escorted by Campus Safety.

Current Policies Regarding Campus Law Enforcement

Campus incidents requiring law enforcement action are reported to Georgetown City Police through Campus Safety. The Georgetown College Campus Safety Department is a service department rather than a law enforcement office. This includes a cooperative relationship between Campus Safety, Student Life, and the Georgetown City Police. Georgetown College cooperates fully with the Georgetown City Police in criminal investigations.

Safety Programs

In order to inform students and employees about campus security procedures and practices and to encourage responsibility for personal and community safety, Georgetown College does the following:

  • Conducts meetings with incoming students and parents during orientation. At this meeting, the staff is introduced and students are encouraged to use the escort service.
  • Meets with Resident Directors and Resident Assistants at the beginning of school each fall. At this time, procedures for reporting as well as preventing crime on campus are discussed.
  • Meets with Student Government Association (SGA) representative(s) at least once a year to address issues of concern.
  • Provides a Campus Safety manual describing services, emergency procedures, parking, etc.
  • Residence hall programming also enhances students’ safety awareness by providing workshops on such topics as:
    • Date and acquaintance rape
    • Self-defense
    • Substance abuse
    • Alcohol awareness
    • Self-esteem
    • CPR training
    • Personal health

Maintaining and Recording Off-Campus Activity

There is a verbal agreement in place with Georgetown Police Department to share between departments pertinent safety/security issues.

Drug and Alcohol Policy

The storage, possession, sale, or consumption of alcoholic beverages, as well as the storage, sale, and/or possession of commercial alcohol containers on Georgetown College property is strictly prohibited. Furthermore, a student is in violation of the alcohol policy for being in the presence of either alcoholic beverages or commercial alcohol containers. The following penalties are other alternatives under certain, very limited circumstances: reprimand, required treatment, contractual requirements, fines, probation, suspension, expulsion, or referral of the matter to the appropriate authorities from criminal prosecution.

The storage, possession, sale, or use of marijuana or other illegal drugs and/or drug paraphernalia is strictly prohibited. Violation of this regulation is considered a major offense and may subject those involved to immediate suspension.

Alcohol Abuse Education

Through the Accountability sanctioning, Georgetown College offers My Student Body, an online alcohol education course found at http://www.mystudentbody.com. All incoming students are expected to complete the ‘Essentials’ course through My Student Body. In addition, students may be referred to counseling or an intensive alcohol/drug intervention experience. Also, students enrolled in Freshman Seminar and the Residence Life staff is educated on alcohol. The Residence Life staff and Counseling/Wellness center also hosts programs relating to drugs and alcohol.

Prevention of Sexual Assault

In coordination with Campus Safety, Counseling Services, and a self-defense instructor, sexual assault prevention and awareness programs are offered periodically to the student body. In addition, self-defense classes are occasionally provided by the college at no cost to students.

Reporting Sexual Assault

As with any campus incident, Georgetown College encourages individuals to report instances of sexual assault to a campus official (Campus Safety officer, faculty member, Residence Life staff, coach, counselor, Dead of Students, etc.), the student will have the option to contact the police. When necessary, all information that might assist in investigations and closure of incidents is given to the appropriate law enforcement agency. Students will be directed to the counseling professionals who will discuss options with the student, and support the student as the process proceeds. If medical assistance is desired and/or needed, the College will support the student. It is important that any evidence, including clothing, be preserved for the proof of a criminal offense. If available and requested, the College may change the victim’s academic and living situation. If the sexual assault results in an Accountability meeting, the accuser and accused are entitled to the same opportunities to have others present during a disciplinary proceeding. Both the accuser and accused shall be informed of the outcome of any institutional disciplinary proceeding brought alleging a sex offense. Possible sanctions can be found on the College’s Student Accountability website: http://www.georgetowncollege.edu/studentlife/student-accountability/code-of-conduct/#sanctions, and may vary in severity from a verbal warning to expulsion.

More information about the College’s Sexual Misconduct and Harassment policy here: http://www.georgetowncollege.edu/studentlife/residence-life/residence-life-policies/sexual-misconduct-policy/

Obtaining Information Concerning Registered Sex Offenders

The following website provides law enforcement agency information provided by the state of Kentucky concerning sex offenders: http://kspsor.state.ky.us/.

Missing Persons

Missing persons (students) should be reported to the Vice President for Student Life/Dean of Students. Students may designate missing person emergency contact information to the Vice President for Student Life/Dean of Students. Following confirmation that a student has been missing for 24+ hours, the VP for Student Life/Dean of Students will contact authorities and others as deemed appropriate.

Section 5: Fire Safety

2010

Residence HallNumber of FiresDeathsInjuriesFire Drills*Fire-Related Property DamageFire Detection System
Allen Hall100$300Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Alpha Gamma Delta0000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
East Apt. 10000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
East Apt. 20000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
East Apt. 30000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
East Apt 4.0000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Flowers Hall0000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Kappa Alpha0000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Kappa Delta0000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Knight Hall100$100Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Lambda Chi Alpha0000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Military House0000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Phi Kappa Tau0000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Phi Mu0000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Pi Kappa Alpha0000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Pierce Hall0000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
President’s House Assn.0000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Sigma Kappa0000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Townhouse 10000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Townhouse 20000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Townhouse 30000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations
Townhouse 40000Smoke Detector/Pull Stations

* Fire Drills (planned or otherwise) were conducted regularly