The Public Safety Department is comprised of fully-certified police officers, investigators, dispatchers, and emergency training specialists to maintain a secure, civil, and effective environment for our community to learn and grow.
What are emergency call boxes?
Call boxes provide two-way communication between the caller and the UNG Police Communications Center where a trained police dispatcher answers your call.
Emergency call boxes can be used to report:
Where are they located?
They are commonly positioned in parking areas and around student housing buildings. You are encouraged to become familiar with the call box locations on your campus.
Currently attending students have access to basic health care at free or minimal costs. Our on-campus clinics can administer free simple first aid, sutures/stitches, flu shots, flu/strep/mono screening, antibiotics, wart treatment, urinalysis and more.
Difficult times are made easier with help. The Dean of Students was established so that someone would always be available to listen to individual students and connect them with the resources specifically designed to assist them with their type of hardship.
Textbooks can teach a lot, but they can't hold all the lessons of life. Whenever you feel you need a tutor for those tests outside of school: give a counselor a call to receive the dynamic human insights a textbook can't convey.
The Title IX Office exists to ensure that no one is: excluded from participation in, denied the benefits of, or subjected to discrimination under any education program or activity on the basis of sex. If you witness any sexual discrimination or sexual misconduct within the university setting, the Title IX Office wants to know.
The Clery and Gruver Acts aim to reassure students and ensure colleges and universities maintain safe environments devoted to the tenets of intellectual progress and civil development.
