Reporting Crime on Campus
Many crimes (especially sexual assaults, domestic violence, dating violence and stalking) go unreported to police but may be reported to other campus officials. As a result, the “Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act” was created to strengthen reporting requirements by designating certain campus officials as Campus Security Authorities (CSA’s).
For more information on the Clery Act, please click here.
If you have a Clery Crime that needs to be reported please go to the following link:
Crime and Disciplinary Referral Report Form
Print and fill out the Crime and Disciplinary Referral Form and send it to the Department of Public Safety.
View KCC’s latest Annual Security Report.
If you have any questions about the form or whether a crime should be reported please contact the Department of Public Safety at 269-965-3931 ext. 2570.
Safe Campus Training
Kellogg Community College wants to work together with you to create a fun, healthy and vibrant campus community. As part of that commitment, we expect all students to complete Safe Campus Training — an engaging online, research-based program that provides a unique learning experience regarding important prevention skills and strategies for our students. You will learn about healthy relationships, the importance of consent and being a good communicator, and the many ways you can help create the safe, positive campus you want to be a part of. Click here to complete this online training; click “Register” (below the “Username” area) and use the registration code 1ae448c8.
Title IX
For Title IX information, visit www.kellogg.edu/titleix.
Circle of 6 FREE App–Prevent Violence Before it Starts
With the free Circle of 6 app, you can connect with your friends to stay close, stay safe and prevent violence before it happens. This app is available for iPhone and Android and makes it quick and easy to reach the 6 friends you choose. Need help getting home? Need an interruption? Two touches lets your circle know where you are and how they can help. Icons represent actions, so that no one can tell what you’re up to. Designed for college students, it’s fast, easy-to-use and private. It’s the mobile way to look out for your friends, on campus or when you’re out for the night.
Get the free Circle of 6 app here.
Additional Resources
The following are community mental health phone numbers for personal counseling support including substance abuse and domestic violence.
Calhoun County
Crisis and Referral Line 269-966-1460
Barry County
Barry County Community Mental Health 269-948-8041
Branch County
The Pines 517-278-2129, after 5 p.m. 1-888-725-7534
Kalamazoo County
Kalamazoo Community Mental Health 269-373-6000 24 Hour Crisis Line 1-888-373-6200
KCC Drug and Alcohol Prevention Program (DAAPP)
Click here to view KCC’s 2021 Drug and Alcohol Prevention Program (DAAPP) info
Click here for information about KCC’s HelpNet employee assistance program
Click here for Alcohol Abuse Awareness Information
Click here for Drug Abuse Awareness Information
Individuals in need of assistance at Kellogg Community College can contact Counseling at 269-441-CHAT (2428) or email counseling@kellogg.edu.
