The Need for Security and Safety Awareness at U-Mary
Annual crime statistics from the Federal Bureau of Investigation consistently show Bismarck to be among the safest cities in the United States, with a low incidence of violent crime. Students, faculty, staff, and visitors are all able enjoy a safe campus located in a safe community. Nevertheless, it is important for all members of the University of Mary community to make themselves aware of the risks that do exist and take appropriate precautions with regard to personal safety.
Security at the University
The director of physical plant operations is responsible for campus security at the university. The university has an agreement with Bismarck-Mandan Security, a private firm, to provide uniformed security officers on the campus seven nights a week. The security officers provide escort services for students, staff, and faculty. In addition, each residence hall has live-in residence life staff who monitor security and safety in student residences.
Emergency Assistance - Dial 911 (9-911 from a university office
phone) to connect to the combined, city-county emergency
service center for emergency medical, fire, or law enforcement
services.
Security during business hours - Contact the U-Mary director
of physical plant operations at (701) 355-8123 with questions,
concerns or to report the occurrence of a crime to the university.
Security at night and escort service - Contact the Bismarck- Mandan security officer on duty at the university by calling 471- 6070. Security officers are on duty beginning at 6:30 p.m., seven
days a week.
Security in the residence halls - Contact a member of the
residence life staff (residence director or resident assistant) in your
hall with security or safety concerns.
Reporting Crime and Suspicious Activity
The university places a high priority on maintaining a safe campus environment. Students, faculty, and staff are encouraged to report any crime or suspicious activity when it occurs. Crimes should be reported to both the Burleigh County Sheriff's Department (701-222-6651) and to the university. The following individuals are authorized to receive reports of crime on the main campus:
Mark Stephens, Director of Physical Plant Operations 355-8123
Dr. Tim Seaworth, Vice President for Student Development 355-8150
Lynn Geary, Director of Student Life 355-8126
Sr. Rosanne Zastoupil, Director of Human Resources 355-8245
The night-time private security officer 471-6070
Any of the residence directors
Links to Important Security Information:
The U-Mary Daily Crime Log
Annual Security Report for the Main Campus
Annual Security Reports for Satellite Campuses
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