Here is a link that provides information on safety and services offered at UNI and you can also go to the UNI police department site which is below.
http://www.vpaf.uni.edu/pubsaf/police_division/index.shtml
The first link can help with a variety of things from the weather, students safety, alerts on campus and off, health center, H1N1 shots and so forth.
The second link also deals with a variety of things to help students from services, prevention, sexual assualt, drugs and alcohol, and even statistics of crime on campus.
I thought that since this past semester we had hate crimes going on not just on campus but in the Cedar Fall area off of campus that I would share a story I found on hate crimes on college campuses other then our campus.
http://socyberty.com/issues/hate-crime-on-college-campuses/
check it out for yourself. One psychologist found that offenders attack people because of their antisocial behavior and their hate against those who might be better than them.
Because college campuses account for 13% of hate crimes, colleges have had to increase their security.
Reeve talks about emotions in the textbook, and depending on what a person has experienced, going through or even a friend going through something traumatic can involve many students facing fear and anger. Everyone experiences things differently. Some may fear others, be angry towards others for what they did (e.g. sexual assualt, hate crimes etc.) and others might show no emotion what so ever. The UNI sexual assualt department had a lady talk to my violence in intimate relationships class on how they see people show emotions such as: fear, anger, laughing, crying, no emotion because no one experiences the same things the same way. Hope you enjoy this information and it helps someone.
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