their events application to ensure it gets to the Safety and Security Department within the specified time period. STICKERS/POSTERS IN UNAUTHORIZED AREAS • Stickers promoting seminars, parties, etc. should NOT be posted in any unauthorized areas, such as on buildings and trees. • Stickers/Posters should be posted on notice boards. Where the notice board has a glass covering, the sticker should NOT be posted on the glass. Students are urged to visit the Faculty/Office responsible for the notice board and obtain permission for access to have their Stickers/Posters posted to the notice board. • All posters, stickers, banners etc. that have been illegally posted will be removed without any warning from the Safety & Security Department. • The Safety & Security Department reserves the right to cancel any event if the organizers are in breach of the above. • Event Organizers must familiarize themselves with the Noise Abatement as well as the Public Order Acts to avoid breaches and possible prosecution from the Police. REMOVAL OF CHAIRS FROM CLASSROOMS/TAMPERING WI TH UNIVERS I TY ASSETS & FIXTURES • The removal of chairs from classrooms to outdoors is expressly prohibited. • The misuse, damage or displacement of safety equipment on the campus is a serious violation. • Students are warned against any of the above practice as they constitute breaches that are set out in Ordinance 14 of the University rules. Persons found in violation will be dealt with according to the University’s Disciplinary procedures. LOSS AND FOUND PROCESSES • The Safety and Security Department (SSD) operates a Loss and Found Desk. • Any person finding valuables that may be inadvertently left unattended on University Campuses or facilities are required to take such item to the Safety & Security Department where it is recorded and ma be retrievedy the owner. • Persons who may have lost items may also check with this department can be retrieved bwhere persons removal of chairs from classrooms to outdoors is expressly prohibited. • The misuse, damage or displacement of safety equipment on the campus is a serious violation. GENERAL SECURITY ADVICE, GUIDANCE AND STUDENTS PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITIES The University recognizes that despite all measures and procedures defined by the administration, oftentimes students, without applying efforts towards their personal care and responsibility, may expose themselves to some levels of security vulnerabilities. In such contexts, students are urged to be aware of measures that can be taken personally to prevent falling a victim to criminal actions. Some guideline and tips are: • Be cautious against exploitation of fraudulent acts , particularly when conducting financial TH E UN I V E R S I T Y OF TE CHNO LOGY, J AMA I C A – ST UD E NT HANDBOOK 2022–2023 SE CUR I T Y 144
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