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Our highest priority is keeping the 91¶¶Òõ campus safe and secure. This is essential to providing an exceptional learning, working, and living environment. Our Campus Safety Department, located in West Campus Building A, Lower Level McNeill, employs 30 dedicated women and men who are licensed guards with the State of Tennessee, working in three shifts daily. We also appreciate the strong collaborations we have with our on-campus and off-campus partners. By working together, we can achieve our goal of maintaining a safe and secure campus. 
 

Campus Safety can be reached 24/7 by calling:
901-843-3880 (non-emergency) 
901-843-3333 (for emergencies)
 

Call 911 for Memphis Police Department and Memphis Fire Department Emergencies

Counseling Center: 
8:30am to 5:00pm, Mon-Fri): (901) 843-3128
24/7/365 Support Line: 1-855-850-4301
 

Additional Safety Resources

Critical Campus Communications
91¶¶Òõ uses a mass alert system capable of emailing, texting, and calling all students, faculty, and staff in an emergency. In addition, Critical Communications, including timely warnings, weather alerts, and emergency notifications are provided online and are updated as needed. 

Emergency Planning
Comprehensive plans and approaches are in place at the college level to address a variety of emergency situations.

Campus Safety investigates all reports of employee misconduct or breach of duty, including internal investigations initiated through anonymous complaints and third party reports.

Support Resources

The Title IX Coordinator works with the administration,  students, faculty, staff, campus police, and other support services to ensure foster a campus community free of illegal gender discrimination and sexual violence.

The Counseling Center provides 24/7/365 access to counseling and wellness tools to ensure students thrive at 91¶¶Òõ.

Students can seek advice and treatment for a wide range of medical needs, such as strep, flu, treatment of ENT infections, and some in-house lab work, as well as obtain a prescription or free over-the-counter non-prescription medicines.

Office of Prevention and Well-being Education
The Office of Prevention and Well-Being Education coordinates and facilitates programming and education on sexual assault, dating and domestic violence, and stalking.

SAS ensures students with disabilities experience access and inclusion in their educational programs through accommodations or other modifications.