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Student Conduct Policy
Student Conduct Code

Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Policy
MBU Sexual Assault and Relationship Violence Policy

Non-Discrimination Statement and Complaint Procedure
MBU Non-Discrimination Statement and Complaint Procedure

Annual Security and Fire Safety Report
ASFSR

Programming

SAFE:Self-defense Awareness & Familiarization – Exchange (SAFE) is a two hour program offered for female students, faculty and staff at M.B.U. The program is based upon the following ideas: violent crimes are crimes of opportunity, and when you remove the element of opportunity, you reduce the risk of attack. 90% of self-defense is mental preparedness; the other 10% is physical. S.A.F.E. provides participants with great crime prevention information and resources as well as a pre-basic familiarization with physical defense training methods

RAD: RAD classes including Basic RAD and Advanced RAD – Rape Aggression Defense (R.A.D.) is a comprehensive course that begins with awareness, prevention, risk reduction and avoidance while progressing on to the basics of hands-on defense training. Certified RAD instructors teach all RAD classes.

To register for the upcoming RAD Class fill out the form below:

This is a four week series. You must attend the following dates:
March 1, March 8, March 22 and March 29 from 6-9 p.m. in Muncy Gym.

Women's Self Defense (RAD) Class

This is a self defense class offered by MBU Public Safety. This class is designed female students create a safer environment for themselves. The classes include lecture, discussion, and physical strategies that are designed to give students the confidence to consider self-defense as a viable option against potential attacks. Our RAD instructors are all members of the MBU Department of Public Safety and all have extensive law enforcement backgrounds.
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Additional Programming – The M.B.U. Department of Public Safety, the Office of the Dean for Student Success and Residential Life offer an average of 6 to 8 educational programs throughout the year.  These programs address topics such as personal safety, alcohol and drug abuse awareness and sexual assault prevention, As part of the security awareness programs, students and employees are encouraged to be responsible for their own security and the security of others.

Report a Crime

Members of the M.B.U. community are encouraged to accurately and promptly report crime and emergencies to the Department of Public Safety. The Department is located in the modular office building just north of the Administration Building.  Crimes and emergencies can be reported by calling the Department of Public Safety emergency line at (314) 744-5355 or 5355 from any campus phone or dialing 911. Additionally, individuals may anonymously report crimes using the anonymous crime tip line by calling (314) 744-7620. Members of the community are helpful when the immediately report crimes or emergencies to the Department of Public Safety for purposes of including them in the annual statistical disclosure and assessing them, for issuing a Timely Warning Notice when deemed necessary.

Links to Resources

Alcohol Addiction
Not Alone – Together Against Sexual Assault

MBU Brochures

Dating and Domestic Violence Brochure
Sexual Assault Brochure
Personal Safety Brochure