University Crime Dashboards: Understanding Campus Safety
Commitment to Safer Campuses
At The Glenda Gordy Research Center, our mission is to support safer learning environments by providing data-driven insights into crime on university campuses. We strive to equip students, faculty, and administrators with accurate and up-to-date crime statistics, enabling informed decision-making. By identifying trends and patterns in campus safety, we foster greater awareness and proactive measures that help create secure and thriving educational spaces for everyone.
Empowering Universities Through Data Transparency
Our University Crime Dashboard offers a dynamic platform to analyze and explore crime trends specific to college campuses. With detailed insights into offenses such as Homicide, Sexual Assault, Theft, Drug Violations, and Weapon Offenses, our dashboard empowers institutions and students alike. By leveraging transparent data, universities can implement targeted safety initiatives, enhance campus security measures, and foster a culture of awareness and accountability.
Get the Answers You Need: University Crime FAQ
Navigating crime data can be complex, but our FAQ section is here to help. Whether you're a student looking for campus-specific safety insights or an administrator aiming to improve security policies, our FAQ covers key topics about crime reporting, data sources, and interpreting statistics. Explore this section to gain clarity on how to use our platform effectively and make informed choices to enhance safety within your university community.
Disclaimer
We are in the process of adding more universities and more information. If you do not see the university you are interested in researching we would love to hear feedback from you. Please visit our contact page to let us know what you need!
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*Legal Disclaimer:
The datasets provided herein are strictly based on information extracted from the FBI. The data does not reflect the opinions, beliefs, or perspectives of the Crime Stoppers of Houston organization or its members. The Crime Stoppers of Houston disclaims any responsibility for any conclusions, decisions, or actions taken by users based on this data. All interpretations and conclusions drawn from these datasets are solely the responsibility of the individual or entity accessing them*
1. How often is the University Crime Dashboard updated?
The University Crime Dashboard is updated annually to ensure users have access to accurate and comprehensive crime data. We source the data for this dashboard directly from the FBI’s National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS), with updates typically received in the fall for the previous year. This collaboration ensures the reliability and consistency of the information presented. By aligning with the FBI’s reporting schedule, we provide a detailed view of crime trends, balancing the need for accuracy with the timeliness of the data.
2. Can I view crime stats for specific universities?
Yes! The data is reported to the FBI’s National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) by university police agencies, allowing you to filter by university using the Feedback Form. We currently feature a selection of universities from the Houston area and across Texas, with plans to expand the list in the future. If there’s a specific university you’d like to see included, please let us know through our Feedback Form—we value your input!
3. What types of crimes are included in the University Crime Dashboard?
The University Crime Dashboard provides data on a wide range of serious offenses reported on university campuses. These include homicide, sexual offenses, weapon offenses, human trafficking, theft , drug violations, and aggravated assault. By covering these key crime categories, the dashboard offers a comprehensive view of campus safety trends and issues, helping users stay informed and make data-driven decisions.
4. Where does the data for the Dashboard come from?
The data for the dashboard is sourced from the FBI’s National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS), where university police departments report their crime data. This data is updated annually, ensuring a reliable and consistent reflection of crime trends on university campuses. By leveraging this authoritative source, the dashboard provides accurate and comprehensive information to help users understand campus safety trends.
5. Who can I contact if I want more information about the data?
We are committed to expanding our database. If you’d like us to add your university, or if you have suggestions for improvements, we’d love to hear from you! Just fill out our Feedback Form on the website, and our team will work on incorporating your input.
6. Can I report a crime through the dashboard?
Thank you for visiting The Glenda Gordy Research Center website. If this is a life-threatening emergency, please call 911 immediately or go to the nearest police station.
PLEASE NOTE: We cannot accept tip information through this platform. You may report anonymously through one of the following ways:
- Call our Tip Line at 713-222-TIPS (8477)
- Report online with our Tip Form
- Use our mobile app
Thank you for helping us keep Houston safe!
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