Safety
Health and safety are some of the most significant organizational issues confronting Texas State Technical College (TSTC). Injuries to persons while on-campus can potentially be the source of substantial loss to the individuals involved as well as the organization itself. Injured students may not be able to continue studies at the College and injured employees may not be able to work.
As such, TSTC has implemented a comprehensive safety program to identify and mitigate safety hazards in order to provide an environment for employees, students and visitors free of unsafe or hazardous conditions.
John Sargent
Additional Duty Safety Officer
North Texas
972-617-4132
john.sargent@tstc.edu
Vernon Akins
Additional Duty Safety Officer
Breckenridge
254-559-7707
vernon.akins@tstc.edu
Enrique Carrillo
Safety, Health, and Environmental Affairs Officer
Harlingen
956-364-4218
enrique.carrillo@tstc.edu
Vacant
Safety, Health, and Environmental Affairs Officer
Waco
Dr. David Johnson
Additional Duty Safety Officer
Fort Bend
346-239-3396
david.johnson@tstc.edu
Josh Stampley
Additional Duty Safety Officer
Marshall
903-923-3318
josh.stampley@tstc.edu
Elizabeth Figueroa
Additional Duty Safety Officer
Sweetwater
325-235-7380
elizabeth.figueroa@tstc.edu
Chris Martin, MBA
Director
Fort Bend
346-239-3428
chris.martin@tstc.edu
Lance Antilley
Additional Duty Safety Officer
EWCHEC
512-759-5633
lance.antilley@tstc.edu
Tim Rudloff
Additional Duty Safety Officer
Brownwood
325-641-3920
tim.rudloff@tstc.edu
Security
The Texas State Technical College (TSTC) Police Departments are here to provide a safe environment for the TSTC community. This requires the police officers to assume many different roles including: enforcement of state and college regulations; protection of campus community and property; crime prevention; educating the campus community in law enforcement areas; administering first aid; assistance to other college departments in their mission; counseling/referring and assisting campus visitors.
In your best interest, TSTC established certain policies and rules relating to student, employee and visitor behavior. For you to understand these policies and rules, you should realize that a school is a unique community with unique objectives. All federal and state laws are enforced, as well as ordinances of the city in which the campus resides.
TSTC presents and explains the adopted policies, the Student Code of Conduct and rules for situations unique to the school in New Student Orientation sessions.
You are expected to become familiar with the rules and abide by them. TSTC reserves the right to require your withdrawal at any time if your actions are deemed to be contrary to the best interests of the student body or
TSTC.
Behavior Intervention Team
Campus Carry Policy
Catalog and Student Handbook
Clery Report Crime Statistics
Courtesy Services
Crime Prevention Tips
DriveTexas.org
Drug Free Schools and Campus Act
Lost & Found
Missing Housing Student Notification
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
Report A Crime
Title IX Education Amendments
Texas Association Against Sexual Assault
