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"The friendships I've made at Thomas have been nothing short of amazing; in such an intimate, tight-knit community, you get to know other students quite well. These are the relationships that will last long after I graduate, some for a lifetime. I’m also really excited to think about ten years down the road and see what we’ve become, reflecting back on how our Thomas experience helped to shape and guide us."

Missy White
Presque Isle, Maine
Psychology

Crime Prevention - Personal Safety

PROTECT YOURSELF!

  • Do not give your name and address to strangers.
  • Do not give out personal information over the telephone to people you do not know. (Social Security Number, credit card numbers, driver's license numbers, address, etc.)
  • When leaving your residence hall, campus, etc. let someone know where you are going.
  • Walk with a friend. It is less likely that something will happen if there are two of you.
  • Never walk alone at night. The Public Safety Office offers an escort service, which provides you with the assurance of safe travel on campus.
  • Have your key ready to open your car doors, especially at night. Your keys can be a defensive weapon.
  • Look inside your car before entering; also check vehicle for possible break-ins. Assailants sometimes hide in the back seat of a vehicle.
  • Personal property should never be left unattended, even if it is only for a few minutes. Remember, take it with you or lock it up. Take your books and book bags to your table when you go to eat.
  • Always make sure that the office or classroom door is locked if you should be working or studying late. Remember, never prop any door open for someone else.