Personal and public safety on the AUM campus is a community effort. It is important that each individual is aware of the possible safety threats and resources available to avoid or react to those threats.
We want to provide you with a safe, productive educational and work environment that is free of the illegal use of alcohol and other drugs. The university prohibits the unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispersion, possession, or use of illegal drugs or alcohol by students or employees on university property and at university activities. Whether you are a student or an employee, if you are impaired by drugs or alcohol, you cannot be present in the workplace, in class, or at any university activity. We want you to be informed of the risks associated with alcohol or substance abuse, so every year in the third week of October, we recognize National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week. We’ll provide a series of free programs focusing on alcohol and substance abuse issues.
Sexual Assault Awareness
The crimes of rape and sexual assault can occur anywhere in a public place or a private home and committed by anyone familiar or unknown. Be alert and be aware all the time and trust your instincts because if something doesn’t feel right then it probably isn’t.
