Student Handbook 2025-26

the-job training for patrol officers in the area of patrol procedures, emergency response, CPR, first aid, AED, report writing, etc. Patrol officers are not armed and no one is allowed to possess a weapon on-campus. Beacon College Campus Safety works with the Leesburg Police Department, and other state and regional law enforcement agencies, such as Lake County Sheriff's department and Federal Agencies such as the FBI. If someone shares concerns about a student after hours, they should contact Campus Safety and request a safety check. Campus Safety will work with Housing and Residential Life staff, as needed. Beacon College encourages students to provide confidential contact information for an individual to be notified in case the student goes missing. The emergency contact will be contacted in accordance with official notification procedures by the institution if the student is determined missing. The custodial parents or guardians of any students who are not yet 18 years of age, and who are not emancipated individuals, and who are determined missing in accordance with the official notification procedures will be notified. Beacon College will also inform appropriate law enforcement agencies. Missing Person

It is the policy of the Division of Student Affairs to actively investigate any report of a missing student who is enrolled at the College.

Most missing person reports in the college environment result from students changing their routines without informing roommates and/or friends of the change. A student will be considered missing, if a roommate, classmate, faculty member, staff member, friend, family member, or other campus person has not seen or heard from that person in a reasonable amount of time. In general, a reasonable amount of time is 24 hours or more but may vary with the time of day and information available regarding the

Student Handbook AY 2025-2026 | Version 032026

Page 23