South Georgia State College

What are the security measures and safety resources available for students at South Georgia State College?

South Georgia State College reports around-the-clock patrol by trained security personnel and access to 24-hour emergency telephone or alarm devices. Electronically operated entrances are reported for residence halls. Students should learn the emergency and incident-reporting procedures for the campus they actually attend.

For current details, consult the college's campus public-safety information and annual security report, which identifies reporting procedures, policies, and federally defined crime statistics. Those statistics cover specified categories, locations, and reporting years; they are not a complete prediction of an individual's experience. Students living on campus should also review residence-hall access rules, while commuters should identify how to receive emergency notices and where to report concerns after hours.

Personal or psychological counseling is among the student support services reported by the college. Students seeking help with sexual misconduct or another serious incident should use the college's designated reporting and support channels; an immediate emergency calls for local emergency services.