Think Safety: Tips from Campus Police
DATE SAFE
What’s Your Comfort Zone? If you only feel safe on campus, stay on campus. Your first date could be conversation and coffee in the Buc.
Friends with Friends: Meet potential dates through the people you trust. Your roommate, sorority sister, fraternity brother, or your teammate may have a friend you like. Your friends can vouch for their friends.
Stay Connected: While on the date, make sure you stay connected to friends or family. Let them know who you are going out with, where you’re going, when you'll be back, what you'll be doing, and why you're going out with this person.
Phone a Friend: Have a friend call or text you at a specific time to check in. Or, you could set up a word or phrase (green-everything is okay, red-call me, meet me, or call the police) that indicates if everything is okay or if there's trouble. Make sure someone knows where your date is taking you and approximately when you'll be back.
Before You Go: If you can, find out about the persons previous relationships. Are they funny and friendly or are they verbally or physically abusive? Know before you go!
Can You Hear Me Now? Fully charge your cell phone before a date. You never want to be in a situation where you need to call 911 or Campus Police (321-3550), but you can’t.
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This week's Lasallian Student Leader of the Week goes to Brooklyn Villamor ('21)! Brooklyn is majoring in English with a double minor in Visual Arts and Psychology. She is from Nashville and currently serves as VP of Communications for SAC, president of the French Club, and is a member of the Track team! From serving those around her to making sure everyone feels included and apart of the group, Brooklyn consistently uplifts others! We want to celebrate her today for who she is and for the leader she is and is becoming. We see and appreciate you Brooklyn! 🤗
The Harpswell Foundation and CBU are seeking applicants for the 2020 Leadership Residency. The Harpswell Foundation is a non-profit organization with the mission to empower a new generation of women leaders in Cambodia and the developing world. The Leadership Resident will live in a dormitory in Cambodia’s capital, Phnom Penh, for 3 months, teaching in-house classes and engaging the university students in leadership building projects. The Leadership Resident will also spend informal time with the students, helping them understand more about the world outside Cambodia.
The $130 graduation fee is applied at the beginning of the semester in which graduation is anticipated. This application fee is applicable for one year. After this time, students who have not completed their degree requirements will be removed from the graduation list, and they must reapply for graduation, as well as repay the graduation fee. Those filing after the stated deadlines will also be assessed a non-refundable late fee of $50.00.
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