Welcome

Regrettably criminal incidents occur on college campuses.  Seminole State College makes public the nature of crimes and the quantity. 

If you would like to obtain information about crime on the Seminole State College campus, see current statistics here or contact the Campus Police at (405)382-9500 or visit Campus Crime Stats Online   provided to you by the Office of Postsecondary Education of the U.S. Department of Education.  The link will take you to their website. Scroll down to the Name of institution and type in "Seminole State College"

Campus Sex Crimes Prevention

The SSC Police Department in complying with the notification requirements of the federal "Campus Sex Crimes Prevention Act" would like to notify the local community that sex offender registration information for any students, employees, or residents of the college may be found at the SSC Police Department.

Oklahoma state law O.S. Title 57, §583-584 requires that anyone required to register as a sex offender do so with both their local law enforcement (municipal or county) agency at their residence and also with the police or security department of any institution of higher learning at which they are enrolled as a student (full-time or part-time), are an employee (full-time or part-time), or resides (or intends to reside or stay) on any property owned or controlled by the institution of higher learning.

Follow this link to leave  SSC website and access the statewide public Oklahoma Sex Offender Registry on the Oklahoma Department of Corrections website.

If you have been a victim of a crime: Follow the link below for the Victim's Bill of rights.

http://www.ok.gov/dac/Victims_Services/Victims_Rights/index.html

Don't be afraid to get help. If you are in an abusive relationship or have been sexually assaulted, or if you know someone who needs help call  SAFELINE. 1-800-522-SAFE anytime 24 hours a day

Notice of Rights for domestic abuse

As a victim of the crime of domestic abuse, rape or other abuse you have the right:

• to request that charges be pressed against your assailant.
• to request protection from any harm or threat of harm arising out of your cooperation with law enforcement and prosecution efforts.
• to be informed of financial assistance and other social services.
• to a free medical examination for the procurement of evidence to aid in the prosecution or your assailant
• to be informed by the district attorney of other victims' rights available pursuant to Title 19 Section 215-33 of the Oklahoma Statutes.