Safety & Security
Granite State College is committed to supporting the welfare of its students, faculty, staff, and visitors by providing a safe and secure learning environment.
Anonymous Reporting
Use our form for anonymous reporting of conduct violations, discrimination, harassment, or violence of any kind (i.e. sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and/or stalking).
Local Police Departments Links
*For all emergencies, DIAL 911*
Concord Police: 603-225-8600
Conway Police: 603-356-5715
Manchester Police: 603-668-8711
Weather & Emergency Alerts
Granite State College participates in the University of New Hampshire's emergency notification system, UNH Alert, which allows students, faculty, and staff to receive a message in the event of an emergency. These brief messages can be sent directly to your e-mail or cell phone, and will notify members of the college community about:
- Weather-related cancellations at our regional and academic campuses.
- Emergency situations that may affect students, faculty, and staff.
- Curtailed operations at the College resulting from an urgent circumstance.
Notification
The designated public media source for Granite State College cancellation information is WMUR TV. Faculty and students will be notified by public broadcast on WMUR TV and on WMUR's website. WMUR's information is also posted automatically at New Hampshire Public Radio.
- Local campuses may choose to notify through additional media outlets at their judgment.
- Notifications will also be announced using UNH Alert Emergency Alert System
Weather Cancellation Process
- Closing our locations, or cancelling classes will be done conservatively. Closures and course cancellations will only occur due to severe weather conditions.
- Students, faculty, and staff are personally responsible for their own safety and must exercise good judgment when making traveling choices in winter weather. The College advises them not to travel if they believe they are putting themselves in harm's way.
- Faculty is encouraged to be flexible with students who cannot attend due to inclement weather. Faculty members are required to contact their hiring administrator in Academic Affairs if they can’t safely travel to campus.
- Decisions to close or delay opening of our locations will be made no later than 6:30 a.m. Decisions to cancel evening classes will be made no later than 3:00 p.m.
Clery Act
To meet the requirements of the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act of 1998, Granite State College publishes a yearly Annual Security Report. To learn more about crime statistics and relevant safety issues, please read the report.
Code of Conduct
"Membership in society implies minimal norms for civil behavior towards one another. It is our expectation that all members of our college community treat faculty, staff, and fellow learners with respect."
Respect is the center of this policy statement. Disrespectful, intimidating, or inappropriate behaviors are not acceptable at Granite State College and should be reported as soon as possible. This policy applies to the entire Granite State College community including staff, faculty, students, visitors, vendors, etc.
If in your judgment a member of our community's conduct is disrespectful, please discuss the incident with a Granite State College staff member at your earliest convenience.
uSafeUS
uSafeUS provides students, parents, family members, faculty, staff, prospective students, and off-campus community members at New Hampshire colleges with instant access on their smartphones and desktop computers to localized information to help survivors of sexual assault.
Still need help? Contact us.
Report an Incident
For anonymous reporting of conduct violations, discrimination, harassment, or violence of any kind (i.e. sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and/or stalking).