Crime and Fire Reports

Annual Security and Fire Safety Report ("Clery Act")

The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, or Clery Act, mandates that all Title IV educational institutions, without exception, prepare, publish, and distribute an Annual Security and Fire Safety Report. This report consists of two basic parts: disclosure of the College's crime statistics for the past three years; and information about the College's current campus security policies. Prospective students and employees are entitled to request and receive a copy of the New York Medical College’s Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, which is available below.

Paper copies of the College’s Annual Security and Fire Safety Report are available at the New York Medical College Office of Public Safety located in room 223 in the Basic Sciences Building (BSB) or by contacting the Office of Public Safety at (914) 594-4226.

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The Office of Public Safety recognizes that student and staff safety are of utmost importance at NYMC. Crime can happen anywhere, and it is because of this, the Office of Public Safety has an ongoing program in safety education. A prepared College community is a safe community.

Campus Crime and Fire Logs

Explore our detailed Campus Crime and Fire Logs to stay informed about the safety of our community. This comprehensive resource offers an in-depth look into incidents reported over recent years.

Campus Crime Logs

Campus Fire Logs

Campus Security Advisory Committee (CSAC)

The personal safety of students, faculty, staff, and visitors is of primary importance at NYMC. The College regularly reviews security and safety procedures as well as emergency response plans with the goal of minimizing the risks and consequences of violence or danger in our community.

New York State Education law mandates colleges appoint and support the operations of a campus advisory committee on security. In accordance with this mandate the New York Medical College Advisory Committee (CSAC) acts as a forum for reviewing and improving campus security and safety policies and procedures. At NYMC the committee is more commonly referred to as the "Safety Team."

The Safety Team consists of at least six members, representing staff, faculty and students and is chaired by the associate director of the Office of Public Safety. The Faculty Senate and the Student Senate nominate, from among their members, representatives to the committee. The Chancellor of the College or his designee selects an equal number of individuals from each group to serve on CSAC, thereby constituting two thirds of CSAC’s membership. The Chancellor or his designee appoints the remaining one-third of CSAC membership from members of the College staff. One half of the voting committee members must be female.

The committee considers policies and practices that address campus security, personal safety, crime prevention, sexual assault, and concerns, including complaints that members of our community raise about security and safety. The committee reviews crime statistics affecting the campus and focuses attention on improving practices affecting members of our community who are victims of criminal acts that take place on or near campus. Each year, CSAC reports its findings about campus security and its recommendations for improving the safety and security of all members of our community to the College Chancellor or his designee.

If you wish to bring safety and/or security concerns to the attention of the committee, or to become a member of the safetytTeam you may do so by contacting the director of the Office of Public Safety at (914) 594 4226 or any member of the committee.

2022-23 CSAC Members

Faculty                                                             
Dana Mordue, Ph.D.
Carl Thompson, M.D., Ph.D.

Students
Rajkumar Pammal
Katherine Lo
Harry Haran
Moonhyoung Lee

Staff
Vilma Bordonaro, M.B.A.
Rob Lancia, M.A.
Kim Bologna
Charlie Longo