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Office of the Dean of Students
Community Expectations & Campus Safety
• What are your goals?
• Why did you choose Miami University?
• What are our shared values?
• Who are we (Dean of Students office)?
Welcome to the Miami Family
• I stand for honesty, integrity, and the importance of moral conduct.
• I respect the dignity, rights, and property of others and their right to hold and express disparate beliefs.
• I defend the freedom of inquiry that is the heart of learning• I exercise good judgment and believe in personal responsibility.• I welcome a diversity of people, ideas, and experiences• I act through my words and deeds in ways that reflect these
values and beliefs.
Code of Love and Honor
• Respect for the law
• Alcohol use can derail your plans/goals
• Alcohol use can negatively impact the plans/goals of
others in community
Goals and Choices – Alcohol Use
• Most students enter Miami as non-drinkers.• First six weeks:
• Searching for community.• Non-alcohol events: Rec Center, Armstrong, first-year halls, 500 orgs,
…• Oxford house parties/uptown district: fake IDs; “jungle juice”;
holding cup• Our values:
• Respect each others’ choices• Look out for each other• Talk with your parents
Miami/Oxford Environment
• Miami is generally a “safe place” – review our crime statistics• Often crime and code of conduct violations involve alcohol
• A perpetrator of an offense is responsible for their actions• It is never the victim/survivor’s fault
• Sexual Misconduct and Interpersonal Violence:• Majority of incidents involves individuals who know each other• Alcohol is often used in an incident, but is not involved all incidents• EX: stalking (cyber and/or in person); not clearly obtaining consent;
mental and/or emotional abuse; unwanted kissing or touching; unable to provide consent when substantially intoxicated; . . .
Sexual Misconduct and Interpersonal Violence
Commitment & Title IX
Response
• Title IX Protocol– miamioh.edu/sexual assault– Definition of offenses– Complete explanation of
University’s response
• Sexual Assault Response Coordinator– 104 Health Services Center
• Title IX Officers– Kenya Ash, Coordinator– Jennie Gilbert, Athletics– Becca Getson, Students
• Ethics Point– Anonymous Reporting
Consent
Prevention
• Step Up! Bystander Intervention• Take Back the Night• Walk a Mile in Her Shoes• Clothesline Project• Peer created & presented
presentations• Risk Reduction• Awareness raising activities• Education for faculty, staff, and
students• It’s On Us
• Get Involvedo HAWKS Peer Educators
o WAVES: Women Against Violence & Sexual assault [email protected]
o MARS: Men Against Rape & Sexual assault [email protected]
It’s On Us
For Love and Honor and Respect
513-529-2222Located in the Ditmer
Parking Lot on SR 73 across from the horse stables
Miami UniversityPolice Department (MUPD)
A full-time POLICE DEPARTMENT. 1 Chief
2 Lieutenants6 Sergeants2 Detectives
14 Patrol Officers
Open 24hrs a day, EVERY day of the year!Patrol campus on foot, bicycles and in vehicles.
K-9 Figo
About MUPD
Crime Statistics can be found on the MUPD website: www.miamioh.edu/police
~15 Blue Light Emergency Call Boxes have been installed throughout Campus. Direct connection to UPD, siren activated as needed.
Bus Route Information / Safe Ride Information can be found on the Butler County Regional Transit Authority website: www.butlercountyrta.com
EMERGENCY TEXT MESSAGING SYSTEM – Students should register their cell phone on our website for the system. This system will send out real time information in case of campus emergency!! www.miamioh.edu/police
Important Information
Thank You!
Community Expectations & Campus Safety
