CAMPUS SAFETY

Clery Act and the Annual Security & Fire Safety Report

The Clery Act (1998) is a consumer protection law that aims to provide transparency around campus crime policy and statistics. In order to comply with the Clery Act, universities must collect and submit crime reports and fire statistics, issue campus alerts, and provide an Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. This report includes campus security policies and crime and fire statistics for the last three calendar years.

To view the 2024 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, click here

Previous versions can be found below.

2023 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, click here

2022 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, click here

For a paper copy of the Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, please contact:

Janet Head-Parrish
Vice President, Student Affairs
Phone: 801-302-2898
Email: jheadparrish@neumont.edu

General Safety

Neumont is a closed campus. Only students, staff, and visitors with approved photo ID badges have access to the building. The community relies on you to keep the campus safe. Follow these tips to keep our campus closed:

• Do not let anyone into the building that you do not know. If someone is coming in the door behind you and you do not recognize them, politely ask to see their badge.

• Always check behind you to ensure doors close securely.

• If you see someone around campus who looks lost, ask if you can assist them. If they do not have a badge, escort them to the security desk to check in.

Salt Lake City is, on the whole, a safe city, but it is a city nonetheless and it is important that we all take individual measures to safeguard the security of our community.

We would like to remind you of some safety tips for living in an urban environment:

• When walking around the city, or between campus and your apartment, use the buddy system and only stay in well-lit areas.

• Avoid the back alley after dark. 

• Be aware of your surroundings, and do not let anyone into the building behind you.

• Lock your apartment door and windows when you leave, and even when you are home.

• Whenever exiting or entering the buildings (campus and your apartment complex), please make sure the door locks and latches behind you.

Report safety matters to the Student Affairs department as soon as you learn of them. “If you see or hear something, say something.”  Threats or hints of violence, behaviors that suggest a person may become violent, concerns about the well-being of a friend/classmate/roommate—anything that suggests the possibility, even remote, of a threat to our community—should be reported immediately.  People often think they are overreacting, or that someone is kidding, and thus don’t report their concerns; this is a mistake. Trust your gut instincts. REPORT ALL CONCERNS IMMEDIATELY.

STUDENT AFFAIRS OFFICE
Janet Head-Parrish
Vice President, Student Affairs
Phone: 801-302-2898

Student Affairs On-call Phone: 801-783-8177

Resident Advisor On-call Phone: 801-634-5462 

Important Resources

Please note the following contact information for important student and community resources: 

• UWill Student Mental Health & Wellness

  • Student Assistance Program: In addition to the support services provided on-site by Student Affairs, Neumont offers a Student Assistance Program, free of charge, to all students through UWill. UWill is an independent provider of counseling services for school, work or personal problems. Counseling is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and is always 100% confidential and free of charge. Their extensive network of experienced therapists will work with you and provide tools and strategies you need to resolve troublesome situations regarding well-being and mental health. These include:

    • Stress, Anxiety or Depression

    • Relationship & Family Problems

    • Grief or Loss

    • Work/School Related Issues

    • Personal & Emotional Challenges

    • Substance Abuse or Addictions

  Students can choose a therapist based on their preferences (gender, language, ethnicity, focus area) at a time that fits their schedule (day, night, weekend) by video, phone, chat or message.
  
  Students experiencing a mental health crisis can contact 833-646-1526; this resource is available at all hours, every day of the year.

• Counseling for victims of sexual assault is available through a local rape crisis center: 801-467-7282.  Student Affairs will assist the students in identifying a counselor, or clinic and with scheduling an appointment. 

  • Victim advocacy services are available through Utah Office for Victims of a Crime: 
    http://www.crimevictim.utah.gov/

                  350 East 500 South Suite 200
                  Salt Lake City, Utah 84111

                  801-238-2360
                  800-621-7444
                  Fax: 801-533-4127

• Financial aid assistance is available through the Neumont College Financial Aid Office at 801-302-2873 and financialaid@neumont.edu. 

• Legal support and guidance is available through: 

  • The Legal Aid Society of Utah:

    • The main office is located at 205 N. 400 West, Salt Lake City, UT, 84103, 801-328-8849

    • Matheson Court House, Room W-17, 450 S. State Street, Salt Lake City, UT, 84111, 801-238-7170

  • The Salt Lake City Prosecutor’s Office, located at 349 S. 200 East, Suite 500, Salt Lake City, UT, 84111

Title IX

Title IX is a federal law that prohibits sex discrimination against all genders in educational institutions. Schools are required to ensure that campuses are free of sex discrimination and have an established procedure for handling complaints. Neumont College has a Title IX coordinator to handle complaints of sex discrimination, including complaints of sexual assault and harassment:

Title IX Coordinator: Janet Head-Parrish
Office of Student Affairs
Address: 143 South Main Street
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Room 103

Tel: 801-302-2898
Email: jheadparrish@neumont.edu

Know your Title IX

To view the Neumont College Title IX Policy, click here

To view Title IX Coordinator training materials, click here for part 1, click here for part 2, and click here for part 3

To view Investigator training materials, click here

To view Decision Maker training materials, click here

TO VIEW THE STUDENT COMPLAINT FORM, CLICK HERE