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Jeanne Clery Act Disclosures
Campus Crime Reports
Campus safety is a shared responsibility at North Carolina A&T State University. The University Police Department (UPD) is committed to transparency, timely reporting, and compliance with federal law to ensure the campus community has access to accurate and meaningful public safety information.
This page serves as the University’s centralized resource for Jeanne Clery Act disclosures, campus crime reporting, and safety-related information.
Annual Security & Fire Safety Report (ASFSR)
North Carolina A&T State University publishes an Annual Security & Fire Safety Report in compliance with the Jeanne Clery Act. The report includes campus safety policies and crime and fire statistics for the previous three calendar years.
Hazing Transparency Report
North Carolina A&T State University’s Hazing Transparency Report provides public information about adjudicated hazing violations involving student organizations, as required by the Stop Campus Hazing Act.
The report includes the organization name, a general description of the violation, the report and resolution dates, and the outcome/sanctions. It is updated at least twice each year.
View the Hazing Transparency Report >
Clery Geography
Clery reporting is based on specific geographic categories defined by federal law, including:- On-campus property
- Residential facilities
- Noncampus property
- Public property immediately adjacent to and accessible from campus
Clery Geography Map:
Below is a map showing the Clery Act geographic areas for the NCAT Main Campus:
- To view or hide the map legend, click the legend icon in the top left corner of the map.
- To expand the map, click the expand icon in the top right corner.
Map Legend:
- Blue: Residence Halls
- Yellow: On-Campus Property
- Purple: Academic and Administrative Buildings
- Red: Public Property
- Orange: Noncampus Property
Additional Resources
The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (20 U.S.C. § 1092(f)), commonly known as the Clery Act, is a federal law requiring institutions of higher education to disclose information about crime, fire safety, and campus security policies. North Carolina A&T State University publishes an Annual Security and Fire Safety Report (ASFSR) each year by October 1. The report includes campus safety policies, fire safety information, and crime and fire statistics for the previous three calendar years.
Certain off-campus activities may fall within Clery geography, including academic travel, athletic events, conferences, and repeated-use facilities. Departments sponsoring such activities must submit the appropriate form so the University can determine Clery geography and reporting obligations.
The Daily Crime and Fire Log provides timely information regarding crimes and fires reported to or discovered by the University Police Department. The log is updated within two business days of receiving information and includes the nature, date, time, general location, and disposition of reported incidents.
Information may be withheld in accordance with federal law if disclosure would compromise victim confidentiality, an active investigation, individual safety, or the integrity of evidence.
Campus Security Authorities (CSAs) are designated University officials who have a responsibility under the Jeanne Clery Act to report information about certain crimes that occur on or near campus. CSAs are not responsible for investigating incidents or determining whether a crime occurred. Their role is to promptly report qualifying information to the University Police Department or the Clery Compliance Coordinator so the University can meet its federal reporting and safety obligations.
What Is “Qualifying Information”?
Qualifying information is any report shared with a CSA that suggests a Clery-reportable crime may have occurred and includes enough basic detail for the University to assess the incident. This may include:
Crimes CSAs Should Report Include:
Campus Security Authority Reporting Form >
What Is “Qualifying Information”?
Qualifying information is any report shared with a CSA that suggests a Clery-reportable crime may have occurred and includes enough basic detail for the University to assess the incident. This may include:
- The type of incident or behavior reported
- The general location (on campus, in a residence hall, on public property, etc.)
- The date or timeframe when the incident occurred
Crimes CSAs Should Report Include:
- Criminal homicide (murder and non-negligent manslaughter)
- Sex offenses (rape, fondling, incest, statutory rape)
- Robbery
- Aggravated assault
- Burglary
- Motor vehicle theft
- Arson
- Dating violence, domestic violence, and stalking
- Hate crimes, including any of the above offenses, or larceny, simple assault, intimidation, or property damage motivated by bias
- Arrests or referrals for liquor law, drug law, or weapon law violations
Campus Security Authority Reporting Form >
North Carolina A&T State University is committed to supporting individuals impacted by crime, including sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, and other offenses. Confidential and non-confidential support options are available through the University’s Title IX Office.
Questions? Contact the Clery Compliance Coordinator.
Lutrell T. Williams
Clery Act Compliance Coordinator
ltwilliams1@ncat.edu
336.285.2419
