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Timely Notifications

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Act disclosure requirements, we are providing the following Timely Notification Bulletins concerning alleged crimes that have occurred on the Rollins College campus.

2024

Timely Notification

Motor Vehicle Theft

Case 24-110

March 17, 2024

On the afternoon of March 17, 2024, at 3:32 PM, the Campus Safety Department was made aware of a motor vehicle theft that took place on the campus grounds, in the Rollins Garage. Swiftly responding to the incident, Campus Safety utilized CCTV footage to gather crucial information in collaboration with WPPD. After review, it was determined that the vehicle was stolen by unknown individuals on the morning of March 15, 2024, at 10:48 AM. Despite extensive efforts, the stolen vehicle remains undiscovered, and the identity of the suspects remains unknown. It is important to note that the individual(s) are not believed to be affiliated with the campus community. The WPPD has been provided with all relevant details and is actively collaborating with the Campus Safety Department in the ongoing investigation.

This notice is issued to ensure that the campus community is well-informed, enabling informed decisions regarding the safety and security of their property. To safeguard against similar incidents, we advise always locking your vehicle, removing keys, and ensuring that no valuable items are visible. Additionally, choose well-lit parking areas on and around campus and promptly report any suspicious activity to Campus Safety. Your vigilance and cooperation contribute significantly to maintaining a secure campus environment. 

Attached is a photo of one of the suspects. Should you possess any further information to aid Campus Safety in our investigation, please don't hesitate to reach out at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu. Your cooperation is greatly appreciated.

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website https://www.rollins.edu/about-rollins/clery-compliance/timely-notifications/ .

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification

Motor Vehicle Theft

Case 24-063

February 13, 2024

On the morning of February 13, 2024, at 7:54 AM, the Campus Safety Department was made aware of a motor vehicle theft that took place on the campus grounds, in the Hauck lot. Swiftly responding to the incident, Campus Safety utilized CCTV footage to gather crucial information and promptly alerted the WPPD for further assistance. Despite extensive efforts, the stolen vehicle remains undiscovered, and the identity of the suspects remains unknown. It is important to note that the individual(s) are not believed to be affiliated with the campus community. The WPPD has been provided with all relevant details and is actively collaborating with the Campus Safety Department in the ongoing investigation.

This notice is issued to ensure that the campus community is well-informed, enabling informed decisions regarding the safety and security of their property. To safeguard against similar incidents, we advise always locking your vehicle, removing keys, and ensuring that no valuable items are visible. Additionally, choose well-lit parking areas on and around campus and promptly report any suspicious activity to Campus Safety. Your vigilance and cooperation contribute significantly to maintaining a secure campus environment. 

If you have any additional information that might assist Campus Safety in their investigation, please contact them at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website (http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html).

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification

Motor Vehicle Theft

Case 24-014

January 14, 2024

On the morning of January 14, 2024, at 8:38 AM, the Campus Safety Department was made aware of a motor vehicle theft that took place on the campus grounds, in the parking spaces behind Sutton Apartments. Swiftly responding to the incident, Campus Safety utilized CCTV footage to gather crucial information and promptly alerted the WPPD for further assistance. Despite extensive efforts, the stolen vehicle remains undiscovered, and the identity of the suspects remains unknown. It is important to note that these individuals are not believed to be affiliated with the campus community. The WPPD has been provided with all relevant details and is actively collaborating with the Campus Safety Department in the ongoing investigation.

This notice is issued to ensure that the campus community is well-informed, enabling informed decisions regarding the safety and security of their property. To safeguard against similar incidents, we advise always locking your vehicle, removing keys, and ensuring that no valuable items are visible. Additionally, choose well-lit parking areas on and around campus and promptly report any suspicious activity to Campus Safety. Your vigilance and cooperation contribute significantly to maintaining a secure campus environment. 

If you have any additional information that might assist Campus Safety in their investigation, please contact them at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website https://www.rollins.edu/about-rollins/clery-compliance/timely-notifications/ .

Office of Campus Safety

2023

Timely Notification
Sexual Assault – Non-Consensual Sexual Contact, Rape

September 15, 2023

Case #23-341 and Title IX

On September 14, 2023, the Rollins College Campus Safety Department received a report of non-consensual sexual contact in the form of rape that occurred in Ward Hall earlier this week. It was reported that one Rollins student engaged in sexual contact with another Rollins student without consent. Both parties have been identified, and the reporting party is being provided with appropriate care, resources, and reporting options. The Winter Park Police Department has been contacted and is actively investigating this matter. With the information we have and the steps that have been taken, we do not believe there is an ongoing threat to the campus community. If you have any additional information, please contact Campus Safety at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

It is important to remember that if you are sexually assaulted it is not your fault – help and support are available. If you or a friend has experienced sexual assault, we encourage you to seek help and report it. The Victim Service Center 24/7 Helpline (407-500-4325) can provide immediate assistance with crisis counseling, forensic exams, reporting options, safety planning, and other advocacy services.

Sexual violence can happen to anyone, and it is not the only crime that can occur on a college campus. College students have the opportunity to look out for their friends, speak up about sexual violence, and take steps to increase personal safety. Learn more about safety for students from RAINN, including what consent looks like, staying safe on campus, and active bystander intervention. Follow @rollinsviolenceprevention on Instagram to join in our prevention efforts on campus.

Reporting Options

CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

NON-CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

CONFIDENTIAL Community Resources

CONFIDENTIAL National Resources (24/7/365)

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Burglary, Forcible Entry
August 10, 2023

At 6:25 AM on August 10, 2023, the Campus Safety Department received a report regarding a forcible entry and burglary incident at the enclosed cart storage within the Rollins Garage. Subsequent investigation, including a thorough review of CCTV footage, revealed that an unknown male subject illicitly entered the area at 1:05 AM on the same day. The individual accomplished this by cutting a hole in the chain-link fence, allowing him unauthorized access.

Once inside, he proceeded to remove a variety of lawn equipment, collectively valued at more than $660. The individual left the scene on his bicycle from the corner of Ollie Avenue and Tiedtke Way. This incident appears to be an opportunistic crime, given the circumstances. To address this matter effectively, Campus Safety is actively collaborating with the Winter Park Police Department to expedite the identification of the involved individual and evaluating additional security-related hardware. Our actions align closely with our institutional protocols, ensuring the holistic safety of the campus community.

It is important to emphasize that, at present, there is no ongoing threat to members of the campus community as this was a property crime. Rest assured; appropriate measures are being taken to mitigate any potential risks. Campus Safety strongly urges the community to report anything that you perceive to be suspicious activity immediately; see something, say something. Please secure spaces that are unoccupied to reduce the risk of someone taking advantage of a vulnerable situation. Locking your door when away from your room or while you are sleeping will help reduce the risk of a variety of crimes from taking place. While the campus is not fully populated, it is especially important to take extra precautions and take note of situations that seem odd or out of the ordinary. Do not hesitate to contact Campus Safety for assistance or to ensure that the space is secured.

If you have any additional information, please contact the Rollins College Campus Safety Department at 407/646-2999 (X:2999) or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Thank you,

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Motor Vehicle Theft
Case #23-120
March 11, 2023

On March 11, 2023, at 4:19 AM, Campus Safety Department was made aware of a motor vehicle theft which took place on the campus grounds, in the parking spaces near Rollins Hall. While patrolling the campus, a Campus Safety officer was drawn to the area due to a vehicle alarm. Once the officer arrived, he discovered a vehicle leaving campus grounds at a high rate of speed. Campus Safety quickly utilized CCTV footage to gather more information about the potential owner and to provide WPPD. WPPD was notified shortly thereafter to respond. After canvasing the campus and surrounding community, the stolen vehicle was found off campus. The owner was identified, and the vehicle has been returned. Currently, the suspects are unknown, but are not believed to be a part of the campus community. WPPD has been provided with all of the pertinent information and is currently investigating this incident in tandem with the Campus Safety Department.

We are sending this notice so that the campus community can make well-informed decisions about the safety and security of property in the future. To protect yourself from similar crimes, always lock your vehicle and remove the keys, and remove all articles of value that are in plain view. Always park in well-lit areas in and around campus and notify Campus Safety should you notice any suspicious activity.

If you have any additional information that might assist Campus Safety in their investigation, please contact them at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website (http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html).

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Sexual Assault – Non-Consensual Sexual Contact, Rape
March 8, 2023Via Title IX

On March 5, 2023, the Rollins College Campus Safety Department received a report of non-consensual sexual contact in the form of rape that occurred in Sutton Apartments in the early hours of February 11, 2023. It was reported that one Rollins student engaged in sexual contact with another Rollins student without consent. Both parties have been identified, and the reporting party is being provided appropriate care, resources, and reporting options. If you have any additional information, please contact Campus Safety at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

It is important to remember that if you are sexually assaulted it is not your fault – help and support are available. If you or a friend has experienced sexual assault, we encourage you to seek help and report it. The Victim Service Center 24/7 Helpline (407-500-4325) can provide immediate assistance with crisis counseling, forensic exams, reporting options, safety planning, and other advocacy services.

Sexual violence can happen to anyone, and it is not the only crime that can occur on a college campus. College students have the opportunity to look out for their friends, speak up about sexual violence, and take steps to increase personal safety. Learn more about safety for students from RAINN, including what consent looks like, staying safe on campus, and active bystander intervention. Follow @rollinsviolenceprevention on Instagram to join in our prevention efforts on campus.

Reporting Options

CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

NON-CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

CONFIDENTIAL Community Resources

CONFIDENTIAL National Resources (24/7/365)

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Sexual Assault – Non-Consensual Sexual Contact,
Fondling
March 2, 2023
Case# 23-097

On March 2, 2023, the Rollins College Campus Safety Department received a report of non-consensual sexual contact in the form of fondling that occurred in Lakeside Neighborhood in the early hours of March 2, 2023. It was reported that a Rollins student engaged in sexual contact with another Rollins student inside a residential hall room without first gaining consent. Both parties have been identified, and we do not have a reason to believe there is an ongoing threat to campus safety at this time. The reporting party is being provided with the appropriate level of care and resources. If you have any additional information, please contact Campus Safety at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

It is important to remember that if you are sexually assaulted it is not your fault – help and support are available. If you or a friend has experienced sexual assault, we encourage you to seek help and report it. The Victim Service Center 24/7 Helpline (407-500-4325) can provide immediate assistance with crisis counseling, forensic exams, reporting options, safety planning, and other advocacy services.

Sexual violence can happen to anyone, and it is not the only crime that can occur on a college campus. College students have the opportunity to look out for their friends, speak up about sexual violence, and take steps to increase personal safety. Learn more about safety for students from RAINN, including what consent looks like, staying safe on campus, and active bystander intervention. Follow @rollinsviolenceprevention on Instagram to join in our prevention efforts on campus.

Reporting Options

CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

  • Rollins Wellness Center, medical services and mental health counseling: 407-628-6340; Rollins Mental Health Helpline 24/7 407-646-1516
  • WellTrack, interactive self-help therapy app and website for stress, anxiety, depression, mood, and mental health
  • Togetherall, safe anonymous online peer mental health support
  • Cornell Counseling Clinic, mental health counseling: 407-646-2134; counseling@rollins.edu
  • Reverend Katrina Jenkins, Dean of Religious and Spiritual Life: 407-646-2440
  • Confidential Faculty: Dr. Caitlyn Bennett, Dr. Derrick Paladino, Dr. Samuel Sanabria
  • Employee Assistance Program: 877-398-5816

NON-CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

CONFIDENTIAL Community Resources

CONFIDENTIAL National Resources (24/7/365)

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Thank you,

Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Sexual Assault – Non-Consensual Sexual Contact, Fondling
February 28, 2023
Case# 23-087

On February 25th, 2023, the Rollins College Campus Safety Department received a report of non-consensual sexual contact in the form of fondling that occurred in Strong Hall in the early hours of February 19th, 2023. It was reported that a Rollins student engaged in sexual contact with another person inside a residential hall room without first gaining consent. Both parties have been identified, and we do not have a reason to believe there is an ongoing threat to campus safety at this time. The reporting party is being provided with the appropriate level of care and resources. If you have any additional information, please contact Campus Safety at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

It is important to remember that if you are sexually assaulted it is not your fault – help and support are available. If you or a friend has experienced sexual assault, we encourage you to seek help and report it. The Victim Service Center 24/7 Helpline (407-500-4325) can provide immediate assistance with crisis counseling, forensic exams, reporting options, safety planning, and other advocacy services.

Sexual violence can happen to anyone, and it is not the only crime that can occur on a college campus. College students have the opportunity to look out for their friends, speak up about sexual violence, and take steps to increase personal safety. Learn more about safety for students from RAINN, including what consent looks like, staying safe on campus, and active bystander intervention. Follow @rollinsviolenceprevention on Instagram to join in our prevention efforts on campus.

Reporting Options

CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

  • Rollins Wellness Center, medical services and mental health counseling: 407-628-6340; Rollins Mental Health Helpline 24/7 407-646-1516
  • WellTrack, interactive self-help therapy app and website for stress, anxiety, depression, mood, and mental health
  • Togetherall, safe anonymous online peer mental health support
  • Cornell Counseling Clinic, mental health counseling: 407-646-2134; counseling@rollins.edu
  • Reverend Katrina Jenkins, Dean of Religious and Spiritual Life: 407-646-2440
  • Confidential Faculty: Dr. Caitlyn Bennett, Dr. Derrick Paladino, Dr. Samuel Sanabria
  • Employee Assistance Program: 877-398-5816

NON-CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

CONFIDENTIAL Community Resources

CONFIDENTIAL National Resources (24/7/365)

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Thank you,

Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Sexual Assault – Non-Consensual Sexual Contact, Fondling
February 6, 2023

On February 4th, 2023, the Rollins College Campus Safety Department received a report via the office Title IX of non-consensual sexual contact in the form of fondling that occurred in Strong Hall in the early hours of February 2, 2022. It was reported that one Rollins student engaged in sexual contact with another student without consent. Both parties have been identified, and we do not have a reason to believe there is an ongoing threat to campus safety at this time. The reporting party is being provided with the appropriate level of care and resources and is connected with the proper offices on campus. If you have any additional information, please contact Campus Safety at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

It is important to remember that if you are sexually assaulted it is not your fault – help and support are available. If you or a friend has experienced sexual assault, we encourage you to seek help and report it. The Victim Service Center 24/7 Helpline (407-500-4325) can provide immediate assistance with crisis counseling, forensic exams, reporting options, safety planning, and other advocacy services.

Sexual violence can happen to anyone, and it is not the only crime that can occur on a college campus. College students have the opportunity to look out for their friends, speak up about sexual violence, and take steps to increase personal safety. Learn more about safety for students from RAINN, including what consent looks like, staying safe on campus, and active bystander intervention. Follow @rollinsviolenceprevention on Instagram to join in our prevention efforts on campus.

Reporting Options

CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

NON-CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

CONFIDENTIAL Community Resources

CONFIDENTIAL National Resources (24/7/365)

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification-Motor Vehicle Theft
Case#23-025
January 25, 2023

On January 25, 2023, the Rollins College Campus Safety Department was made aware of a motor vehicle theft, specifically an Onward 4 passenger Low-Speed-Vehicle, belonging to the Athletics’ Department, which took place on the campus grounds, in front of the Alfond Sports Center. The cart was last seen at 9 PM on 1/24/2023 and Athletics staff noticed it was missing at 7 AM on 1/25/2023. A thorough search of the campus, off-campus properties, and college quarter was done, but the cart was not recovered. It is unknown who took the golf cart at this time. A report was filed with the Winter Park Police Department, who are currently investigating this theft along with the Office of Campus Safety.

We are sending this notice so that the campus community can make well informed decisions about the safety and security of property in the future. To protect yourself from similar crimes, always lock your vehicle and remove the keys, and remove all articles of value that are in plain view. Always park in well-lit areas in and around campus and notify Campus Safety should you notice any suspicious activity.

If you have any additional information that might assist Campus Safety in their investigation, please contact them at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website (http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html).

Campus Safety

2022

Timely Notification • Burglary, Forcible Entry
Case #22-513
December 26, 2022

On Monday, December 26, 2022, the Rollins College Campus Safety Department received a report that a forcible entry burglary occurred at a commercial property, Studio 372 Salon & Spa, at 372 Fairbanks Ave.

At 2:57 PM, it was reported, that an unknown person(s) gained entrance to the salon by breaking the front door glass. The Campus Safety Department is currently investigating this case along with the Winter Park Police.

Campus Safety strongly urges the community to report anything that they perceive to be suspicious activity immediately; see something, say something. Please secure spaces that are unoccupied to reduce the risk of a crime of opportunity. Locking your door when away from your room or while you are sleeping will help reduce the risk of a variety of crimes taking place. While the campus is not fully populated, it is especially important to take extra precautions and take note of situations that seem odd or out of the ordinary. Do not hesitate to contact Campus Safety for assistance or to ensure that a space is secured.

If you have any additional information that might assist Winter Park Police in their investigation, please contact them at 407-644-1313 or contact the Rollins College Campus Safety Department at 407/646-2999 (X:2999) or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

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Timely Notification
Motor Vehicle Theft
Case #22-472

On November 22, 2022, the Rollins College Campus Safety Department was made aware of a motor vehicle theft, specifically the Sports Medicine Golf Cart, Club Car 500, which took place on the campus grounds, behind the Alfond Sports Center. The cart was last seen in the afternoon of 11/21/2022 and Athletics staff noticed it was missing at 6 AM on 11/22/2022. A thorough search of the campus was done, but the cart was not recovered. It is unknown who took the golf cart. A report was filed with the Winter Park Police Department, who are currently investigating this theft along with the Office of Campus Safety.

We are sending this notice so that the campus community can make well-informed decisions about the safety and security of property in the future. To protect yourself from similar crimes, always lock your vehicle and remove the keys, and remove all articles of value that are in plain view. Always park in well-lit areas in and around campus and notify Campus Safety should you notice any suspicious activity.

If you have any additional information that might assist Campus Safety in their investigation, please contact them at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website (http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html).

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Timely Notification
Sexual Assault – Non-Consensual Sexual Contact, Fondling
September 4, 2022

On September 3, 2022, the Rollins College Campus Safety Department received a report of non-consensual sexual contact in the form of unwanted touching or fondling that occurred at approximately 3 AM in 221 Strong Hall. It was reported that a Rollins student engaged in non-consensual sexual contact with two students without their consent. All parties have been identified, and we do not have a reason to believe there is an ongoing threat to campus safety at this time. The reporting parties are being provided the appropriate level of care and resources and are connected with the proper offices on campus. If you have any additional information, please contact Campus Safety at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

Sexual violence can happen to anyone, and it is not the only crime that can occur on a college campus. College students have the opportunity to look out for their friends, speak up about sexual violence, and take steps to increase personal safety. Learn more about safety for students from RAINN, including what consent looks like, staying safe on campus, and active bystander intervention. Follow @rollinsviolenceprevention on Instagram to join in our prevention efforts on campus.

It is important to remember that if you are sexually assaulted it is not your fault – help and support are available. If you or a friend has experienced sexual assault, we encourage you to seek help and report.

Reporting Options

CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

NON-CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

CONFIDENTIAL Community Resources

CONFIDENTIAL National Resources (24/7/365)

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Thank you,

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Sexual Assault – Non-Consensual Sexual Contact, Fondling

September 1, 2022

On August 30, 2022, the Office of Title IX received a report of non-consensual sexual contact in the form of unwanted touching or fondling that occurred at approximately 4 pm inside of Ward Hall. It was reported that a Rollins student, while walking up the stairs, had an unknown male subject touch them without their consent. Campus Safety was able to piece this information together with a trespassing case that occurred during the same time period, and the student positively identified the same individual as the one involved in the case. Reporting options have been shared with the student, and we are following institutional policies to ensure overall safety to campus. The reporting party is being provided the appropriate level of care and resources and is connected with the proper offices on campus.

Based upon footage from the CCTV system and eye-witness accounts, an unaffiliated male subject gained access to Ward Hall several times during a 30-minute time period when residents either held the door open or he was allowed to piggy-back into the building. Once inside the building, he stayed in common areas but was seen trying to open students’ doors that were locked. Ultimately residents noticed his behavior and attempted to confront the subject while also calling for Campus Safety to assist. After realizing that he was being looked for, the subject hastily left the building and returned to his vehicle, which was parked behind Olin Library. Campus Safety attempted to approach the subject twice while on campus, each time he recklessly sped off campus, drove over curbs, and almost caused accidents on Fairbanks Ave. Winter Park Police were notified of the trespassing and provided information pertaining to the subject’s car.

The subject is described as a white male, early 20s in age, approximately 5’ 10”, with black hair pulled back in a ponytail, patchy facial hair, dark rimmed glasses, wearing a light black sweater over a t-shirt with jeans and black shoes. He was driving a 2008, gray, Acura MDX sports utility vehicle. To aid the campus community, photos of the subject have been attached to this notification. If you have any additional information pertaining to this case or see this subject on campus, please contact us at 407-646-2999 or campussafety@rollins.edu or Winter Park Police Department at 407-644-1313. It is important to note that when living in a communal environment, safety is a shared responsibility. If you do not recognize a person attempting to access your building or if you feel that someone’s behavior is suspicious, please take action by either asking the person who they are and/or reporting the behavior to a faculty member, staff member, or Campus Safety. Even in safe communities such as our campus and the City of Winter Park, incidents can and do happen.

Sexual violence can happen to anyone, and it is not the only crime that can occur on a college campus. College students have the opportunity to look out for their friends, speak up about sexual violence, and take steps to increase personal safety. Learn more about safety for students from RAINN, including what consent looks like, staying safe on campus, and active bystander intervention. Follow @rollinsviolenceprevention on Instagram to join in our prevention efforts on campus.

It is important to remember that if you are sexually assaulted it is not your fault – help and support are available. If you or a friend has experienced sexual assault, we encourage you to seek help and report.

Reporting Options

CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

NON-CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

CONFIDENTIAL Community Resources

CONFIDENTIAL National Resources (24/7/365)

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Thank you,

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Sexual Assault – Non-Consensual Sexual Contact, Fondling
Case # 22-298
August 25, 2022

On August 23, 2022, at approximately 10:05 pm, the Rollins College Campus Safety Department received a report of non-consensual sexual contact in the form of unwanted touching or fondling that occurred on the public sidewalk near the 7-Eleven at 101 W. Fairbanks Avenue earlier that evening. It was reported that one Rollins student, while walking towards campus, crossed paths with two unidentified males and that one male touched the student without their consent. Reporting options have been shared with the student, and we are following institutional policies to ensure overall safety on campus. The reporting party is being provided the appropriate level of care and resources and is connected with the proper offices on campus.

The persons of interest were described as being two African-American males. One individual was described as average height, bald, slim build, wearing a baggy white shirt and red sunglasses. The other individual was slightly taller, bigger build, wearing a dark gray shirt. Campus Safety is still actively engaged in identifying the persons of interest, who are not believed to be members of the campus community. If you have any additional information pertaining to this case, please contact us at 407-646-2999 or campussafety@rollins.edu, or Winter Park Police Department at 407-644-1313.

Sexual violence can happen to anyone, and it is not the only crime that can occur on a college campus. College students have the opportunity to look out for their friends, speak up about sexual violence, and take steps to increase personal safety. Learn more about safety for students from RAINN, including what consent looks like, staying safe on campus, and active bystander intervention. Follow @rollinsviolenceprevention on Instagram to join in our prevention efforts on campus.

It is important to remember that if you are sexually assaulted it is not your fault – help, and support are available. If you or a friend has experienced sexual assault, we encourage you to seek help and report it.

Reporting Options

CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

NON-CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

CONFIDENTIAL Community Resources

CONFIDENTIAL National Resources (24/7/365)

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Thank you,

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Burglary - unlawful entry, no force
Case # 22-217
May 9, 2022

At 5:09 PM on May 8, 2022, the Campus Safety Department received a report that an unlawful entry, no-force burglary occurred at the Sutton Apartments. It was reported that an individual gained entry into two different unlocked rooms inside of an apartment in the Sutton Place Apartments. Subsequently, it was discovered that items were missing from these spaces. The residents do not wish to file a report with the Winter Park Police Department at this time. Due to the nature of the circumstance, it is likely that this is a crime of opportunity that was perpetrated by someone walking through the building. Campus Safety has identified the individual and we are following institutional policies to ensure the overall safety of the campus. At this time, there is no ongoing threat to the campus community.

Campus Safety strongly urges the community to report anything that you perceive to be suspicious activity immediately; see something, say something. Please secure spaces that are unoccupied to reduce the risk of someone taking advantage of a vulnerable situation. Locking your door when away from your room or while you are sleeping will help reduce the risk of a variety of crimes from taking place. While the campus is not fully populated, it is especially important to take extra precautions and take note of situations that seem odd or out of the ordinary. Do not hesitate to contact Campus Safety for assistance or to ensure that the space is secured.

If you have any additional information, please contact the Rollins College Campus Safety Department at 407/646-2999 (X:2999) or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Thank you,

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Sexual Assault – Non-Consensual Sexual Contact, Rape
May 3, 2022

On May 2, 2022, the Rollins College Campus Safety Department received a report of non-consensual sexual contact, rape, that occurred on the campus grounds near the 170 W. Fairbanks Building and Casa Iberia in the morning hours of April 16, 2022. It was reported that one Rollins student engaged in sexual intercourse with another student without gaining consent. Both parties have been identified, reporting options have been shared, and we are following institutional policies to ensure the overall safety of the campus. The reporting party is being provided the appropriate level of care and resources and is connected with the proper offices on campus. At this time, we do not think there is an ongoing threat to the campus community. If you have any additional information, please contact Campus Safety at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

Consent is freely given, ongoing, reversible, informed, sober, enthusiastic, and specific. Sexual violence can happen to anyone, and it is not the only crime that can occur on a college campus. It is important to remember that if you are sexually assaulted it is not your fault – help and support are available. If you or a friend has experienced sexual assault, we encourage you to seek help and report it.

College students have the opportunity to look out for their friends and speak up about sexual violence. Learn more about safety for students from RAINN, including what consent looks like, staying safe on campus, and active bystander intervention. Email violenceprevention@rollins.edu or follow @rollinsviolenceprevention on Instagram to join our prevention efforts on campus.

Reporting Options

Rollins Office of Title IX: 407-691-1773; titleix@rollins.edu

Rollins Campus Safety: 24/7/365 407-646-2999; campussafety@rollins.edu

Winter Park Police (or other law enforcement agency, depending on location of incident): Emergency 9-1-1; Non-emergency 407-644-1313

Safety Planning

Victim Connect Safety Planning

Interactive Guide to Safety Planning

A College Student's Guide to Safety Planning

Stalking Safety Strategies

CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

Rollins Wellness Center, medical services and mental health counseling: 407-628-6340; Rollins Mental Health Helpline 24/7 407-646-1516

WellTrack, interactive self-help therapy app and website for stress, anxiety, depression, mood, and mental health

Togetherall, safe anonymous online peer mental health support

Cornell Counseling Clinic, mental health counseling: 407-646-2134; counseling@rollins.edu

Reverend Katrina Jenkins, Dean of Religious and Spiritual Life: 407-646-2440

Confidential Faculty: Dr. Caitlyn Bennett, Dr. Derrick Paladino, Dr. Samuel Sanabria

Employee Assistance Program: 877-398-5816

NON-CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

Rollins Office of Title IX: 407-691-1773; titleix@rollins.edu

Rollins Campus Safety: 407-646-2999; campussafety@rollins.edu

Rollins Dean of Students/Student & Family Care: 407-646-2345; care@rollins.edu

Rollins Residential Life & Explorations: 407-646-2649; rle@rollins.edu

Rollins Lucy Cross Center for Women, Gender & Sexuality: 407-646-1560; lucycross@rollins.edu

CONFIDENTIAL Community Resources

Victim Service Center of Central Florida: 24/7/365 407-500-4325

Harbor House of Central Florida: 24/7/365 407-886-2856

Zebra Coalition for LGBTQ+ youth ages 13-24: 407-228-1446

Planned Parenthood of Southwest and Central Florida: 800-230-7526

Advent Health Winter Park Hospital Emergency Room: 24/7/365 407-646-7000

Life Line of Central Florida: 24/7/365 407-425-2624

Mobile Crisis Services for Orange, Osceola, Seminole Ages 0-24: 24/7/365 407-839-4357; text your zip code to 898-211; hfuw.org/gethelp (chat option available)

CONFIDENTIAL National Resources (24/7/365)

RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline: 800-656-4673; online chat

Pandora's Project: Online community of support

1 in 6 Helpline for Male Survivors: online chat

Love Is Respect Dating Abuse Helpline: 866-331-9474; Text LOVEIS to 22522; online chat

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233

Human Trafficking Resource Center: 888-373-7888; Text 233733; online chat

LGBT National Help Center: 888-843-4564

The Trevor Project: 866-488-7386; Text START to 678678; online chat

Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255; online chat

Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741; Text STEVE to 741741 (BIPOC); online chat

IMAlive: online chat

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Office of Campus Safety

2021

Timely Notification

Sexual Assault – Non-Consensual Sexual Contact, Rape

December 2, 2021

On December 2, 2021, the Office of Title IX received a report of non-consensual sexual contact that occurred in Ward Hall in the early morning hours of December 2, 2021. It was reported that an individual is known to the victim engaged in sexual intercourse with a student without consent. The individual is not affiliated with Rollins and left campus after the incident. We do not have a reason to believe there is an ongoing threat to campus safety at this time. The reporting party is being offered reporting options, resources, care, and support through the appropriate offices on campus. If you have any additional information, please contact Campus Safety at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

Sexual violence can happen to anyone, and it is not the only crime that can occur on a college campus. It is important to remember that if you are sexually assaulted it is not your fault – help, and support are available. If you or a friend has experienced sexual assault, we encourage you to seek help and report it.

College students have the opportunity to look out for their friends and speak up about sexual violence. Learn more about safety for students from RAINN, including what consent looks like, staying safe on campus, and active bystander intervention. Email violenceprevention@rollins.edu or follow @rollinsviolenceprevention on Instagram to join our prevention efforts on campus.

Reporting Options

Rollins Office of Title IX: 407-691-1773; titleix@rollins.edu

Rollins Campus Safety: 24/7/365 407-646-2999; campussafety@rollins.edu

Winter Park Police (or other law enforcement agency, depending on the location of incident): Emergency 9-1-1; Non-emergency 407-644-1313

Safety Planning

Victim Connect Safety Planning

Interactive Guide to Safety Planning

A College Student's Guide to Safety Planning

Stalking Safety Strategies

CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

Rollins Wellness Center, medical services and mental health counseling: 407-628-6340

Rollins Mental Health Helpline: 24/7/365 407-646-1516

WellTrack, interactive self-help therapy app and website for stress, anxiety, depression, mood, and mental health

Togetherall, safe anonymous online peer mental health support

Cornell Counseling Clinic, mental health counseling: 407-646-2134; counseling@rollins.edu

Reverend Katrina Jenkins, Dean of Religious and Spiritual Life: 407-646-2440

Confidential Faculty: Dr. Caitlyn Bennett, Dr. Derrick Paladino, Dr. Samuel Sanabria

Employee Assistance Program: 877-398-5816

NON-CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

Rollins Office of Title IX: 407-691-1773; titleix@rollins.edu

Rollins Campus Safety: 407-646-2999; campussafety@rollins.edu

Rollins Dean of Students/Student & Family Care: 407-646-2345; care@rollins.edu

Rollins Residential Life & Explorations: 407-646-2649; rle@rollins.edu

Rollins Lucy Cross Center for Women, Gender & Sexuality: 407-646-1560; lucycross@rollins.edu

CONFIDENTIAL Community Resources

Victim Service Center of Central Florida: 24/7/365 407-500-4325

Harbor House of Central Florida: 24/7/365 407-886-2856

Zebra Coalition for LGBTQ+ youth ages 13-24: 407-228-1446

Planned Parenthood of Southwest and Central Florida: 800-230-7526

Advent Health Winter Park Hospital Emergency Room: 24/7/365 407-646-7000

LifeLine of Central Florida: 24/7/365 407-425-2624

Mobile Crisis Services for Orange, Osceola, Seminole Ages 0-24: 24/7/365 407-839-4357; text your zip code to 898-211; hfuw.org/gethelp (chat option available)

CONFIDENTIAL National Resources (24/7/365)

RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline: 800-656-4673; online chat

Pandora's Project: Online community of support

1 in 6 Helpline for Male Survivors: online chat

Love Is Respect Dating Abuse Helpline: 866-331-9474; Text LOVEIS to 22522; online chat

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233

Human Trafficking Resource Center: 888-373-7888; Text 233733; online chat

LGBT National Help Center: 888-843-4564

The Trevor Project: 866-488-7386; Text START to 678678; online chat

Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255; online chat

Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741; Text STEVE to 741741 (BIPOC); online chat

IMAlive: online chat

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification

Hate Crime – In the form of Vandalism based on Sexual Orientation

Case #21-329

September 30, 2021

At approximately 7:00 AM on September 30, 2021, a report of bias/hate-based vandalism was reported to Campus Safety by a staff member. Upon initial investigation, we discovered there were derogatory comments based on sexual orientation written on a wall in the dugout of the Rollins Softball Stadium. The vandalism was documented and immediately removed. It is unknown when the vandalism occurred or who may be responsible. At this time, Campus Safety is investigating this vandalism.

All appropriate notifications have been made across campus. Bias/hate-based crimes of any magnitude have a disparate impact on individuals and our community as a whole. The implied message of this particular incident is hurtful and is in direct opposition to our mission of global citizenship and responsible leadership. We hope that sharing incidents like this allow for a constructive dialogue that promotes a stronger more inclusive community.

Campus Safety strongly urges the community to report anything that you perceive to be suspicious activity immediately; see something, say something. If you have information that might be helpful in this investigation, contact Rollins College Campus Safety by telephone at 407-646-2999 (campus extension X2999) or via e-mail at campussafety@rollins.edu. If you would like to talk more about this incident, please feel free to connect with:

  • Center for Inclusion & Campus Involvement, 407-646-2624
  • Dean of Religious Life, 407-646-2440
  • Residential Life & Explorations, 407-646-2649
  • Dean of Students, 407-646-2345
  • Winter Park Police Department, 407-644-1313
  • Orange County Victim Services Unit, 407-497-6701

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website (http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html).

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification

Sexual Assault – Non-Consensual Sexual Contact, Rape*

*This case was originally reported as a Forcible Fondling and with new information that came to light on October 5th, 2021, it was reclassified.

September 1, 2021

On August 31, 2021, the Rollins College Campus Safety Department received a report of non-consensual sexual contact that occurred in Elizabeth Hall on August 28, 2021. It was reported that one Rollins student engaged in sexual contact with another student without consent. Both parties have been identified, and we do not have a reason to believe there is an ongoing threat to campus safety at this time. The reporting party is being provided the appropriate level of care and resources and is connected with the proper offices on campus. If you have any additional information, please contact Campus Safety at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

Sexual violence can happen to anyone, and it is not the only crime that can occur on a college campus. It is important to remember that if you are sexually assaulted it is not your fault – help and support are available. If you or a friend has experienced sexual assault, we encourage you to seek help and report it.

College students have the opportunity to look out for their friends and speak up about sexual violence. Learn more about safety for students from RAINN, including what consent looks like, staying safe on campus, and active bystander intervention. Email violenceprevention@rollins.edu or follow @rollinsviolenceprevention on Instagram to join our prevention efforts on campus.

Reporting Options

Rollins Office of Title IX: 407-691-1773; titleix@rollins.edu

Rollins Campus Safety: 24/7/365 407-646-2999; campussafety@rollins.edu

Winter Park Police (or other law enforcement agency, depending on location of incident): Emergency 9-1-1; Non-emergency 407-644-1313

Safety Planning

Victim Connect Safety Planning

Interactive Guide to Safety Planning

A College Student's Guide to Safety Planning

Stalking Safety Strategies

CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

Rollins Wellness Center: medical services and mental health counseling: 407-628-6340

Reverend Katrina Jenkins, Dean of Religious and Spiritual Life: 407-646-2440

Confidential Faculty: Dr. Caitlyn Bennett, Dr. Kathryn Norsworthy, Dr. Samuel Sanabria

Employee Assistance Program: 877-398-5816

NON-CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

Rollins Office of Title IX: 407-691-1773; titleix@rollins.edu

Rollins Campus Safety: 407-646-2999; campussafety@rollins.edu

Rollins Dean of Students/Student & Family Care: 407-646-2345; care@rollins.edu

Rollins Residential Life & Explorations: 407-646-2649; rle@rollins.edu

Rollins Lucy Cross Center for Women, Gender & Sexuality: 407-646-1560; lucycross@rollins.edu

CONFIDENTIAL Community Resources

Victim Service Center of Central Florida: 24/7/365 407-500-4325

Harbor House of Central Florida: 24/7/365 407-886-2856

Zebra Coalition for LGBTQ+ youth ages 13-24: 407-228-1446

Planned Parenthood of Southwest and Central Florida: 800-230-7526

Advent Health Winter Park Hospital Emergency Room: 24/7/365 407-646-7000

Life Line of Central Florida: 24/7/365 407-425-2624

Mobile Crisis Services for Orange, Osceola, Seminole Ages 0-24: 24/7/365 407-839-4357; text your zip code to 898-211; hfuw.org/gethelp (chat option available)

CONFIDENTIAL National Resources (24/7/365)

RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline: 800-656-4673; online chat

Pandora's Project: Online community of support

1 in 6 Helpline for Male Survivors: online chat

Love Is Respect Dating Abuse Helpline: 866-331-9474; Text LOVEIS to 22522; online chat

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 800-799-7233

Human Trafficking Resource Center: 888-373-7888; Text 233733; online chat

LGBT National Help Center: 888-843-4564

The Trevor Project: 866-488-7386; Text START to 678678; online chat

Suicide Prevention Lifeline: 800-273-8255; online chat

Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741; Text STEVE to 741741 (BIPOC); online chat

IMAlive: online chat

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Burglary - unlawful entry, no force
Case # 21-218
August 13, 2021

At 10:04 AM on August 13, 2021, the Campus Safety Department received a report that an unlawful entry, no-force burglary, occurred in Cornell Social Sciences building. The burglary occurred between June 07, 2021, and August 13, 2021. It was reported that a faculty member had left a Laptop on their desk, before leaving for summer break. It is unclear whether or not the faculty office door was locked. The faculty member does not wish to file a report with the Winter Park Police Department at this time. Due to the nature of the circumstance, it is likely that this is a crime of opportunity that was perpetrated by someone walking through that building. At this time no other information is known.

Campus Safety strongly urges the community to report anything that you perceive to be suspicious activity immediately; see something, say something. Please secure spaces that are unoccupied to reduce the risk of someone taking advantage of a vulnerable situation. Locking your door when away from your room or while you are sleeping will help reduce the risk of a variety of crimes from taking place. While the campus is not fully populated, it is especially important to take extra precautions and take note of situations that seem odd or out of the ordinary. Do not hesitate to contact Campus Safety for assistance or to ensure that space is secured.

If you have any additional information that might assist Winter Park Police in their investigation, please contact them at 407-644-1313 or contact the Rollins College Campus Safety Department at 407/646-2999 (X:2999) or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Thank you,

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification

Sexual Assault – Non-Consensual Sexual Contact, Rape

May 2, 2021

On May 2, 2021, the Rollins College Campus Safety Department received a report of a rape that occurred in Ward Hall during the early morning hours of May 2, 2021. It was reported that one Rollins student engaged in sexual intercourse with another student without consent. Both parties have been identified, and we do not have a reason to believe there is an ongoing threat to campus safety at this time. The reporting party is being provided the appropriate level of care and resources and is connected with the proper offices on campus. If you have any additional information, please contact Campus Safety at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

Sexual violence can happen to anyone, and it is not the only crime that can occur on a college campus. It is important to remember that if you are sexually assaulted it is not your fault – help, and support are available. If you or a friend has experienced sexual assault, we encourage you to seek help and report it.

College students have the opportunity to look out for their friends and speak up about sexual violence. Learn more about safety for students from RAINN, including what consent looks like, staying safe on campus, and active bystander intervention. Email violenceprevention@rollins.edu or follow @rollinsviolenceprevention on Instagram to join our prevention efforts on campus.

Reporting Options

Rollins Office of Title IX: 407-691-1773; titleix@rollins.edu

Rollins Campus Safety: 407-646-2999; campussafety@rollins.edu

Winter Park Police (or other law enforcement agency, depending on the location of incident): Emergency 9-1-1; Non-emergency 407-644-1313

CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

Rollins Wellness Center medical services and mental health counseling: 407-628-6340; After-Hours Phone 833-848-1761

Reverend Katrina Jenkins, Dean of Religious and Spiritual Life: 407-646-2440; KEJENKINS@Rollins.edu

Confidential Faculty: Dr. Caitlyn Bennett, Dr. Kathryn Norsworthy, Dr. Samuel Sanabria

Employee Assistance Program: 877-398-5816

NON-CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

Rollins Office of Title IX: 407-691-1773; titleix@rollins.edu

Rollins Campus Safety: 407-646-2999; campussafety@rollins.edu

Rollins Dean of Students/Student & Family Care: 407-646-2345; care@rollins.edu

Rollins Residential Life & Explorations: 407-646-2649; rle@rollins.edu

Rollins Lucy Cross Center for Women & Allies: 407-646-1560; lucycross@rollins.edu

CONFIDENTIAL Community Resources

Victim Service Center of Central Florida: 24/7/365 407-500-4325

Zebra Coalition for LGBTQ+ youth ages 13-24: 877-909-3272

Planned Parenthood of Southwest and Central Florida: 800-230-7526

Advent Health Winter Park Hospital Emergency Room: 24/7/365 407-646-7000

CONFIDENTIAL National Resources (24/7/365)

RAINN National Sexual Assault Hotline: 800-656-4673; online chat option available

Pandora's Project: Online community of support

LGBT National Help Center: 888-843-4564

1 in 6 Helpline for Male Survivors: Chat one-on-one with a trained advocate

Suicide Prevention Hotline: 800-273-8255

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

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Timely Notification

Hate Crime – Destruction, Damage, or Vandalism of Property Based on Identity or Race

Case #21-128

April 11th, 2021

In the very early morning hours, on April 11, 2021, an incident was reported to Campus Safety by residents of Strong Hall where their personal property was destroyed, damaged, or vandalized. Upon initial investigation, it was learned that an unknown person began banging on hallway walls, in an attempt to disrupt those residents in the area, and destroyed posters attached to residents’ doors that supported the African American and LGBTQ+ communities. Based upon the circumstances surrounding the case, we have classified this incident as a hate crime in the form of destruction, damage, or vandalism of property based on identity and race. At this time, Campus Safety is investigating and working with on-campus partners in Student Affairs to identify the responsible party.

All appropriate notifications have been made across campus to facilitate support for those immediately impacted. Bias/hate-based crimes of any magnitude have a disparate impact on individuals and our community as a whole. The implied message of this particular incident is hurtful and is in direct opposition to our mission of global citizenship and responsible leadership. We hope that sharing incidents like this allow for a constructive dialogue that promotes a stronger more inclusive community.

Campus Safety strongly urges the community to report anything that you perceive to be suspicious activity immediately; see something, say something. If you have information that might be helpful in this investigation, contact Rollins College Campus Safety by telephone at 407-646-2999 (campus extension X2999) or via e-mail at campussafety@rollins.edu. If you would like to talk more about this incident, please feel free to connect with:

  • Center for Inclusion & Campus Involvement, 407-646-2624
  • Dean of Religious Life, 407-646-2440
  • Residential Life & Explorations, 407-646-2649
  • Dean of Students, 407-646-2345
  • Winter Park Police Department, 407-644-1313
  • Orange County Victim Services Unit, 407-497-6701

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website (http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html).

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification

Hate Crime – In the form of Intimidation based on Race

Case #21-101

March 22, 2021

On March 21, 2021, a report of bias/hate-based intimidation was reported to Campus Safety by members of the Student Affairs team as they worked with a student and their family. We learned that an African American student residing in Strong Hall was in their room on Saturday, March 20, 2021, at approximately 1015pm when they heard footsteps walking down their hallway. At approximately the same time as the footsteps were outside of the students’ room, a male voice stated, “I hate ni**as”. Based upon the circumstances surrounding the case, we have classified this incident as a hate crime in the form of intimidation based on race. At this time, Campus Safety is investigating and working with on-campus partners in Residential Life and the Center for Inclusion and Campus Involvement to identify the responsible party.

All appropriate notifications have been made across campus to facilitate support for those immediately impacted. Bias/hate-based crimes of any magnitude have a disparate impact on individuals and our community as a whole. The implied message of this particular incident is hurtful and is in direct opposition to our mission of global citizenship and responsible leadership. We hope that sharing incidents like this allow for a constructive dialogue that promotes a stronger more inclusive community.

Campus Safety strongly urges the community to report anything that you perceive to be suspicious activity immediately; see something, say something. If you have information that might be helpful in this investigation, contact Rollins College Campus Safety by telephone at 407-646-2999 (campus extension X2999) or via e-mail at campussafety@rollins.edu. If you would like to talk more about this incident, please feel free to connect with:

  • Center for Inclusion & Campus Involvement, 407-646-2624
  • Dean of Religious Life, 407-646-2440
  • Residential Life & Explorations, 407-646-2649
  • Dean of Students, 407-646-2345
  • Winter Park Police Department, 407-644-1313
  • Orange County Victim Services Unit, 407-497-6701

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website (http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html).

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Sexual Assault – Fondling

Via Title IX Office
February 26, 2021

On Thursday, February 25, 2021, the Rollins College Campus Safety Department via the Office of Title IX, received a report of non-consensual sexual contact that took place in Lakeside Neighborhood on the afternoon of February 17, 2021. It was reported that one Rollins student was an invited guest of another student and, once inside the apartment, forced non-consensual sexual contact. Both parties have been identified, and we do not have a reason to believe there is an ongoing threat to campus safety at this time. The reporting party has been provided support services and reporting options from on and off-campus resources. If you have any additional information, please contact Campus Safety at 407-646-2999 or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

Sexual violence can happen to anyone, and it is not the only crime that can occur on a college campus. College students have the opportunity to look out for their friends, speak up about sexual violence, and take steps to increase personal safety. Learn more about safety for students from RAINN, including what consent looks like, staying safe on campus, and active bystander intervention. Follow @rollinsviolenceprevention on Instagram to join in our prevention efforts on campus.

It is important to remember that if you are sexually assaulted it is not your fault – help, and support are available. If you or a friend has experienced sexual assault, we encourage you to seek help and report it.

Reporting Options

CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

NON-CONFIDENTIAL On-Campus Resources

CONFIDENTIAL Community Resources

CONFIDENTIAL National Resources (24/7/365)

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Thanks,

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Burglary - unlawful entry, no force
Case # 21-052
February 19, 2021

At 1:30 PM on February 19, 2021, the Campus Safety Department received a report that an unlawful entry, no force burglary, occurred in a residential room at Ward Hall between 12:00 PM and 12:10 PM on 2/18/2021. It was reported that a student had left their room unlocked and bolted open during the aforementioned time and returned to find a valuable piece of jewelry missing from their room. The student does not wish to file a report with the Winter Park Police Department at this time. Due to the nature of the circumstance, it is likely that this is a crime of opportunity that was perpetrated by either another resident or a guest of a resident. At this time no other information is known.

Campus Safety strongly urges the community to report anything that you perceive to be suspicious activity immediately; see something, say something. Please secure spaces that are unoccupied to reduce the risk of someone taking advantage of a vulnerable situation. Locking your door when away from your room or while you are sleeping will help reduce the risk of a variety of crimes taking place. While the campus is not fully populated, it is especially important to take extra precautions and take note of situations that seem odd or out of the ordinary. Do not hesitate to contact Campus Safety for assistance or to ensure that space is secured.

If you have any additional information that might assist Winter Park Police in their investigation, please contact them at 407-644-1313 or contact the Rollins College Campus Safety Department at 407/646-2999 (X:2999) or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Thank you,

Office of Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Burglary - unlawful entry, no force
Cases # 21-041, 21-042
February 12, 2021

At 1:00 PM on February 12, 2021, the Campus Safety Department received reports that an unlawful entry, no force burglary, occurred in two residential rooms at Ward Hall between 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM on 2/03/2021 and between 8:00 AM and 6:30 PM on 2/08/2021. It was reported that students had left their rooms unlocked and bolted open during the aforementioned time and returned to find valuable pieces of jewelry missing from their rooms. Both students do not wish for a report to be filed with the Winter Park Police Department at this time. Due to the nature of the circumstances, it is likely that this is a crime of opportunity that was perpetrated by either another resident or a guest of a resident. At this time no other information is known.

Campus Safety strongly urges the community to report anything that you perceive to be suspicious activity immediately; see something, say something. Please secure spaces that are unoccupied to reduce the risk of someone taking advantage of a vulnerable situation. Locking your door when away from your room or while you are sleeping will help reduce the risk of a variety of crimes taking place. While the campus is not fully populated, it is especially important to take extra precautions and take note of situations that seem odd or out of the ordinary. Do not hesitate to contact Campus Safety for assistance or to ensure that space is secured.

If you have any additional information that might assist Winter Park Police in their investigation, please contact them at 407-644-1313 or contact the Rollins College Campus Safety Department at 407/646-2999 (X:2999) or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Thank you,

Campus Safety

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Timely Notification
Burglary - unlawful entry, no force
Case #21-012
January 21, 2021

At 9:00 PM on January 21, 2021, the Campus Safety Department received a report that an unlawful entry, no force burglary occurred in a room at Ward Hall between 7:45 PM and 8:10 PM on 1/21/2021. A report was also filed with the Winter Park Police Department. It was reported that a student had left their room unlocked during the aforementioned time and returned to find a valuable piece of jewelry missing from the room. At this time no other information is known.

Campus Safety strongly urges the community to report anything that you perceive to be suspicious activity immediately; see something, say something. Please secure spaces that are unoccupied to reduce the risk of a crime of opportunity. Locking your door when away from your room or while you are sleeping will help reduce the risk of a variety of crimes taking place. While the campus is not fully populated, it is especially important to take extra precautions and take note of situations that seem odd or out of the ordinary. Do not hesitate to contact Campus Safety for assistance or to ensure that space is secured.

If you have any additional information that might assist Winter Park Police in their investigation, please contact them at 407-644-1313 or contact the Rollins College Campus Safety Department at 407/646-2999 (X:2999) or via email at campussafety@rollins.edu.

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (the “Clery Act”), 20 U.S.C. 1092 (f), Rollins College issues timely notices to notify the campus community of Clery Act crimes or other serious incidents that the College determines to represent a serious and ongoing threat to the campus. The College may distribute timely notices using a variety of means, including emails, text messages, flyers, and website announcements posted on the Campus Safety website http://www.rollins.edu/safety/clery_act_compliance/timely_notices.html.

Thank you,

Campus Safety