Public Safety

Campus Alerts & Timely Warnings

There is no active safety alerts at this time.

Update: Prior Clery Alert Issued 9/10/12 Unfounded

Members of the GGC Family:

This message is a follow-up to the campus alert we issued on September 10 concerning an alleged assault on a GGC student.  Our investigation into the alleged assault in the parking lot adjacent to Building 3000 on the evening of September 9/10 has revealed that in fact no such assault took place.  There is no unknown assailant who might pose an imminent risk to the GGC community.  The complainant has confirmed that there was no assault. 

While we are relieved that there was no attack on a GGC student, the episode does remind us of the need to be watchful and vigilant.  I hope every member of the GGC family will adopt the safety practices described in the message that was sent to every student and employee yesterday.

Dr. Dan Kaufman
President
September 12, 2012

We Serve - We Protect - We Care

The Office of Public Safety is responsible for providing a safe and secure educational environment for the entire Georgia Gwinnett College campus.

Partnership

As a member of the campus community, we are committed to working on partnerships with all organizations and with each other to identify and resolve issues that impact campus safety.

Encouragement

We will encourage participation and input from all levels of our organization and all individuals and groups on campus.

Integrity

We are committed to nurturing the public trust by holding ourselves accountable to the highest standards of professionalism and ethics.

Dedication

We dedicate ourselves to professional law enforcement service through an open system of communication, partnerships, self improvement, enhanced operational procedures and the utilization of problem solving methods and strategies.

Additional Contact Information

Non-Emergencies 678.407.5333
Emergencies 678.407.5333, 678.407.6263 or 911

Terrance Schneider, Chief of Public Safety
tschneid@ggc.edu, 678.407.5710

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