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The American
University of Paris is concerned about the safety of all
members of its community and visitors to its campus. All
members of the AUP community are requested to show their
AUP ID card upon entering the facilities. Guests have to
be cleared by an AUP community member before entering the
facilities.
Information
on emergency procedures and the reporting of crimes is
included in the University's various handbooks and is
available at each security desk. A list of emergency
numbers is provided to all students during orientation
and is available at all times from the Student Affairs
office.
The local
police, fire department and ambulance services can be
reached from any university phone in the event of an
emergency. |
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The American University of Paris is located in the
center of Paris. For the
purpose of this report, “on campus” is defined as the
following addresses:
31, ave Bosquet
6, rue Colonel Combes
147, rue de Grenelle
11, rue Pierre Villey
10, rue Amélie
9, rue de Monttessuy
102, rue St Dominique
"Public property" adjacent to the campus is defined as
the following streets adjacent to the campus as defined
above:
avenue Bosquet
rue St Dominique
rue de Grenelle
rue Cler
rue Amélie
rue de Monttessuy
rue du Colonel Combes
rue Jean Nicot |
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U.S.
Federal
Laws require educational
institutions to publish annual reports regarding certain
criminal activity on campus as well as other programs,
which educate the community about crime and safety.
The
law and this
report
are intended to make information available to employees,
students, and other interested parties so they can make
informed decisions regarding safety and to be aware of
programs, which enhance personal and campus safety.
Specific
questions can be addressed to or more information can be
obtained from the Director of Administrative Services. |
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