Tyler Junior College

What are the security measures and safety resources available for students at Tyler Junior College?

TJC reports around-the-clock patrol by trained security personnel, emergency telephone or alarm devices, and electronically controlled residence-hall entrances. These measures address different situations; none eliminates the need to know how to report an incident or respond to an alert.

Students should consult TJC's current emergency procedures for notification instructions and the appropriate number to call on campus. The college's annual security report is the relevant source for federally required crime disclosures, reporting policies, and the geographic boundaries used for those statistics. A reported crime total covers specified locations and periods, so it is not a complete measure of every individual's safety.

For sexual misconduct or harassment concerns, students should use the college's current reporting and support information to identify the appropriate Title IX contact, confidential resources where offered, and options for immediate assistance. Residence-hall access controls and a security patrol serve different purposes from counseling or formal reporting.