Publications and Policies > Right to Know > Campus Safety and Crime Statistics 2001-2003

All crimes should be reported immediately to the police. For crimes occurring on campus, call Miami University Police; for crimes occurring off campus, call the city police.

Emergencies, any campus or off-campus location: 911

Non-emergencies:

• Miami University Police, 529-2222
• Oxford Police, 523-4321
• Hamilton Police, 868-5811
• Middletown Police, 425-7700

Confidentiality

Crimes reported to counselors at the Student Counseling Services, the Psychology Clinic, or to a physician or nurse at the Health Services Center are confidential by law. Some off-campus reports may also be legally confidential — e.g., to clergy, the Community Counseling and Crisis Center, and McCullough-Hyde Hospital. Crimes reported to the above are not included in the annual crime statistics report.

Because of the Ohio public records law, Miami is not permitted to promise confidentiality to persons reporting crimes to individuals or offices that supply crime statistics for this annual report. Crimes reported to the following individuals or offices are included in our annual crime statistics report:

Oxford Campus

• Miami University Police
• Oxford City Police
• Office of Judicial Affairs
• Residence Life Staff (Including Hall Directors, Advisers, and Resident Assistants)
• Dean of Students
• Vice President for Student Affairs
• Executive Director of Dolibois European Center
• Advisers to student organizations
• Director of Intercollegiate Athletics and coaches of intercollegiate athletic teams

Regional Campuses

• Miami University Police
• Hamilton Police
• Middletown Police
• Business Services Director-Hamilton
• Business Services Director-Middletown
• Assistant Executive Director and Director of Student Services-Hamilton
• Associate Executive Director for Student Affairs-Hamilton

Policy for Preparing Report

Miami University's Annual Campus Security Act Report is the result of the effort of many people on campus. Each year the offices and individuals listed above submit their data for inclusion in the annual crime statistics. No formal police report is required for a crime to be included in the statistics. Effort is taken to ensure that all persons required to report in fact do so, and that our statistics are as accurate as possible.

In addition, the information included in our annual report is reviewed for accuracy, completeness, and readability.

If you have any questions or concerns regarding any of the statistics and information in this report, please contact the Office of University Communications, 513-529-3637.