Federal Campus Security
Mission of Haskell Indian Nations University:
The mission of Haskell Indian Nations University is to build the leadership capacity of our students by serving as the leading institution of academic excellence, cultural and intellectual prominence, and holistic education that addresses the needs of Indigenous communities.
Federal Campus Security supports this mission by providing safe, secure, and well‑monitored facilities; coordinating incident response; documenting Clery‑related events; issuing parking citations to promote campus safety; and partnering closely with the Campus Safety Office, Student Rights Office, Campus Advocate, Facilities Management, and local law enforcement to ensure a protective environment where Indigenous students can learn, grow, and lead.
Federal Campus Security provides 24/7 building protection, patrol, access control, and incident response services at Haskell Indian Nations University. The team works closely with the Campus Safety Office, Student Rights Office, Campus Advocate, Student Services, and local law enforcement to maintain a safe and secure environment and support Clery compliance and student rights.
Core functions of Federal Campus Security:
- 24/7 campus patrols and building security checks
- Managing access control, keys, and secure entry points
- Responding to security calls, incidents, and alarms
- Issuing parking citations to violators and supporting parking enforcement
- Documenting reportable incidents and supporting Clery Act reporting and documentation in coordination with the Campus Safety Office, Student Rights Office, and Campus Advocate
Reporting Incidents & Security Concerns
Federal Campus Security responds to security incidents, suspicious activity, and access issues on campus. For any life-threatening emergency or crime in progress, call 911 first.
For Emergencies:
Call 911 immediately for any active threat, serious injury, fire, or crime in progress. When safe, contact Federal Campus Security to coordinate follow-up, building access, and scene security.
- Provide your name, location, and description of the situation.
- Follow instructions from dispatch and first responders.
- Stay on the line until told to hang up, if possible.
After contacting 911: Federal Campus Security can assist with scene control, guiding responders, and coordinating with Campus Safety and administration.
For Non-Emergencies, Call 785-830-2753:
Use these options for non-emergency situations such as suspicious activity, unsecured doors, lost keys, or requests for a security check.:
- Unsecured building, door, or gate
- Suspicious activity or loitering
- Parking violations, blocked fire lanes, or misuse of accessible parking spaces
- Lost keys or access card concerns
- Requesting a security escort or area check (when available)
Emergency Procedures – Security Focus
Federal Campus Security supports campus emergency response by securing buildings, assisting responders, and helping communicate instructions to the campus community.
- Run: If there is a safe path, evacuate immediately.
- Hide: If you cannot run, lock or barricade doors, silence phones, and stay out of sight.
- Fight: As a last resort, and only if your life is in danger, attempt to disrupt or disable the threat.
- Follow instructions from law enforcement when they arrive.
- Move indoors and away from windows and doors.
- Lock or barricade doors if instructed to shelter in place.
- Monitor official campus notifications for instructions.
- Do not leave the area until an official “all clear” is given.
- Do not touch or move suspicious items.
- Note details (location, appearance, behavior) and move to a safe area.
- Call 911 for immediate threats; contact Federal Campus Security for follow-up.
- Follow directions from law enforcement and security staff.
- Federal Campus Security supports the collection of information needed for Clery reporting.
- Report crimes or serious incidents promptly so they can be documented.
- Security staff coordinate with Campus Safety and administration on timely warnings and notices.
Security Resources & Key Documents
Federal Campus Security works in coordination with Campus Safety, Student Services, and administration to support compliance, communication, and community awareness.
Clery Reporting & Student Support – Process Flow
The steps below summarize how Federal Campus Security, the Campus Safety Office, the Student Rights Office, and the Campus Advocate coordinate after a reportable security incident.
A student, employee, or visitor experiences or observes an incident and reports it to Federal Campus Security, Campus Safety, or another responsible campus official.
Federal Campus Security responds as appropriate (e.g., scene safety, emergency response coordination) and documents the incident, including basic facts needed for safety decisions and Clery review.
Security consults with the Campus Safety Office about incident classification and risk, and, when applicable, coordinates with the Student Rights Office and Campus Advocate to ensure student rights, supportive measures, and confidential support options are clearly communicated.
Information is reviewed for Clery-reportable criteria. Qualifying incidents are documented for the daily crime log, annual statistics, and, when warranted, may result in timely warnings or emergency notifications.
Federal Campus Security, Campus Safety, and university leadership continue follow-up, which may include safety planning, environmental changes, referrals, or conduct processes through the Student Rights Office.
Frequently Asked Questions
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