Franklin Pierce of New Hampshire
Department
of Campus Safety
THE FRANKLIN PIERCE COMMUNITY
The Franklin Pierce University Community is dedicated to the free and
open examination and exchange of ideas in the pursuit of knowledge.
This requires mutual trust among its members and a common respect for
the rights, dignity and integrity of each person. This ambition is
embraced in the University's Student Code of Conduct and the Honor Code.
Franklin Pierce University is located in the Town of Rindge, a quiet
rural community. Because of our rural environment, we are not subject
to all of the problems of a city campus, however we are also not
insulated from crime. We urge all community members to be aware of the
potential for crime and to take steps to prevent it.
The safety and security of our students, faculty, staff and guests is
a priority at Franklin Pierce University and the Campus Safety Department
provides a variety of programs and services aimed at achieving this.
Campus Safety operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week and is
responsible for the protection of life and property, responding to
calls for assistance, facilitating the movement of persons and
vehicles around campus and documenting activity that violates state
and federal laws or campus policies. We commit our efforts and design
our operation toward preventing and detecting crime, providing service
to students, faculty, staff and guests, ensuring compliance with the
policies and regulations of the University, the ordinances of the Town of
Rindge and the laws of the State of New Hampshire. No safety program,
regardless of its depth or breadth, can anticipate or prevent all
crime.
Franklin Pierce University does not discriminate on the basis of race,
color, religion, gender, age, national or ethnic origin. The University
is an equal opportunity employer and encourages minorities and women
to apply, both in terms of employment and to all the rights,
privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made
available to its students. Inquiries concerning discrimination should
be referred to the Director of Human Resources, DiGregorio Building at
Franklin Pierce University.
Campus Safety & Transportation Home
Message from the Director
The Franklin Pierce Community
Where & How to Report a Crime
Confidential Reporting
Access to Campus Facilities
University ID Cards
Lock-Outs & Lost Keys
Campus Safety & Maintenance Issues
Authority & Relationship with Other Agencies
Emergency Guide
Preparation of the Annual Safety Report
Crime Awareness & Prevention
Programs
Possession, Use, Sale of Alcohol & Drugs
Drug-free Campus Program
Firearms, Fireworks & Other
Weapons
Sexual Assault Policy & Reporting
Clery Crime Reporting
Automobiles & Parking
Accident Report
Snow Emergency Pamphlet