
Campus Safety Month
Safety is a priority at Georgia State University. It is so important, that Campus Safety Week has been extended to Campus Safety Month. In 2008, National Campus Safety Awareness Month (NCSAM) was unanimously approved by Congress to encourage a public conversation on important topics in violence prevention at our nation’s colleges and universities. Georgia State University supports this initiative by providing the campus community with events, workshops, safety information, and safety walks on each campus. For information regarding social distancing, face covering policies, how to get free coverings, etc., please click here: Fall 2020
Fall 2020 Event List:
- #SafeState Jeopardy! (Virtual)
- Atlanta Campus Safety Month Tabling Event (In-Person) Mask Up with Student Victim Assistance and Grab Lunch -- 75 Piedmont Parking Lot
- Atlanta Campus Safety Walk (In-Person & Virtual) Atlanta Map
- Clarkston Campus Safety Month Tabling Event (In-Person)
- Clarkston Campus Safety Walk (In-Person & Virtual) Clarkston Map
- Donuts with the Dean's Office: A Safer State (Virtual)
- Dunwoody Campus Safety Month Tabling Event (In-Person)
- Dunwoody Campus Safety Walk (In-Person & Virtual) Dunwoody Map
- Mask Up with Student Victim Assistance and Grab Lunch (In-Person)
- Newton Campus Safety Month Tabling Event (In-Person: Green space between buildings 1 and 2)
- Newton Campus Safety Walk (In-Person & Virtual)
- Decatur Campus Safety Month Tabling Event (In-Person)
- Decatur Campus Safety Walk (In-Person & Virtual) Decatur Map
- Alpharetta Campus Safety Month Tabling Event (In-Person)
- Alpharetta Campus Safety Walk (In-Person & Virtual)
- Know Your Rights Constitution Day (Virtual)
- Consent Circle (Virtual)
- Rec Center Safety Classes (Virtual & In-Person)
- Rec Center Safety Guidelines (In-Person)
- Meet the Justices (Virtual)
Thank you to everyone who participated in last years' Campus Safety Month! The campus safety fairs were informative for all participants regarding safety information. Many changes are occurring as a result of the campus safety walks. A big thanks to University Housing and the Georgia State University Police Department for funding the safety fair. Also, thank you to the Counseling and Testing Center, Dean of Students Office, Risk Management, and the Recreation Center for funding programs throughout the week. Lastly, thank you to the Student Government Association for actively participating in the campus safety walks.
Check out the results 2018 Atlanta Campus Safety Carnival results.
Safety goes beyond just one month! Find out more about services available to the campus regarding safety at the Georgia State University Police Safety Site.