Safety & Security Student Training

Your safety matters.

This training page is designed to help you understand how to stay safe and informed on campus. You’ll learn about the importance of consent, how to recognize and report sexual assault, and what resources are available if you or someone you know needs support. Don’t forget to register for RAVE Alerts, our emergency notification system that keeps you updated when it matters most.

Contact

Emergency:

911

Non-Emergency Dispatch (Auburn Police Department):

(207) 784-7331, EXT. #1

Scott Watkins, Director of Campus Safety and Security (8:00AM to 4:00PM):

(207) 755-5244 or (207) 212-8566 or swatkins@mainecc.edu 

Student Services:

(207) 755-5293 or CMCCStudentServices@mainecc.edu 

Evening Administrator (4:00PM-9:30PM):

(207) 212-6192

Jared Rubin, Director of Residence Life:

(207) 671-1873 or jrubin@mainecc.edu 

Care Team

The CARE Team is a group of faculty and staff who are dedicated to following up on reports of students who may need additional support and outreach. Please report any situation to the CARE Team such as a mental health referral, suspicious activity, unusual or threatening behavior, injury/illness, assault or abuse.
Click this link: Share A Concern to submit a report to the CMCC CARE Team

Student Code of Conduct

Students are required to conduct their affairs with proper regard and mutual respect for the College and members of its community. To view the Student Handbook please use this link: CMCC Student Handbook. The Student Code of Conduct/Policy 501 can be found on P. 19.

Sexual Violence Awareness at CMCC & Title IX

Safety for everyone at CMCC is a core value. Knowing what sexual violence is and how to protect yourself is essential for everyone’s safety. Protecting yourself from sexual assault depends on knowing the meaning of consent at the time of sexual activity. Please watch the Cup of Tea video to learn the basic meaning of consent and know the following definition:

RELIABLE CONSENT MEANS:

1. Sexual interaction is always voluntary   
2. Consent is communicated by words or actions that gives both parties clear permission regarding willingness to engage in sexual activity
3. And must be given at the time of sexual activity  
4. For each septate sexual activity

**Silence or lack of resistance does not demonstrate consent**

***Drinking or on drugs means the person intoxicated is not able to give consent***

If you or someone you know feel that sexual activity took place without consent, then please contact someone on the list below:

Threats on Campus

Please register with the CMCC emergency alert system (RAVE Alert) at: https://www.getrave.com/login/cmcc 

Watch the video below or here to learn about the RUN, HIDE, FIGHT action plan in the event of a shooting on campus.