The Clery Act

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The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act of 1998, also referred to as the Clery Act, requires that colleges and universities whose students receive federal financial aid do the following:

1. To publish an annual security report regarding crimes committed on campus and at the Kellett Centers;
2. To provide a written description of campus policies regarding security and campus safety rules;
3. To compile and disclose an annual report of campus crime statistics reflecting reports of specific crimes occurring on campus, and whether such crimes are hate crimes;
4. To alert the campus community to crimes that represent a threat to campus students and campus personnel;
5. To disclose a daily crime log listing all crimes occurring within the jurisdiction of the campus security office.

The Vice President for Finance is responsible for the implementation of the above-listed tasks.