Campus Security Authority Training

The Campus Security Authority (CSA) training is essential for Clery Act compliance, as CSAs are trusted community members likely to receive crime reports. They help ensure awareness of campus crimes, respond compassionately, and prevent similar incidents. The training includes:

A handout on CSA responsibilities under the Clery Act and campus resources.
A Post CSA Training Test to evaluate CSA understanding.

The training packet provides tools and resources to enhance CSA training and reporting procedures.

CSA Training Packet

Please take the Post CSA Training Test after watching the training video and reviewing the CSA Training Packet at: Post CSA Training Test

HERE IS THE MARSHALL CSA REPORTING FORM TO BE SUBMITTED TO mupd@marshall.edu.

Watch the Campus Security Authority Training Video here:

Closed Captioned Version:

MARSHALL CAMPUS CONTACTS

Clery Contact: Erik Legg, Assistant General Counsel

Old Main 213
304-696-6704
legg2@marshall.edu

Campus Safety

Marshall University Police Department
1801 5th Avenue
Huntington, WV 25755
Phone: 304-696-HELP (4357)

Counseling Center

For Immediate Crisis Help (24/7): Call 304-696-2550
For Non-Crisis Counseling Needs: Call 304-696-3111

If the situation involves a medical emergency (e.g., injuries, overdose), call 911 or request an ambulance first, then contact our crisis line for follow-up support.

During Business Hours (Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.):
You may visit the South Lobby of Prichard Hall (by the ramp) or call 304-696-2550 for assistance.

After Hours:
Do not come to Prichard Hall. Instead, call 304-696-3111 or 304-696-2550 and follow the prompts to reach a crisis counselor.

Faculty and Staff:
If you become aware of a student in crisis:

You may walk the student to the Counseling Center during business hours.
If the student is not present, call 304-696-3111 and select the option to speak with a Crisis Counselor, the Front Desk, or MUPD, depending on the situation.

Victim Services

Marshall University provides Clery-compliant victim services through confidential campus and community resources, offering support such as counseling, medical care, legal assistance, and crisis intervention. For a full list of available services, visit the Title IX Resources page.

Important Reminder: Online Reporting Only

Title IX Reporting - Online Submissions Only:

The Title IX Office now uses an online‑only reporting system. All Title IX reports must be submitted through our secure online form. This centralized process helps us review reports promptly, triage concerns efficiently, and ensure consistent and equitable responses for our campus community.

In‑person, email, and phone submissions are no longer accepted as reporting methods for Title IX incidents. Those conversations may still occur for support purposes, but they do not constitute an official Title IX report.

Submit an Online Title IX Report

Please note: Due to staff availability, it may take up to five business days for your report to be reviewed.

If You Are in Crisis

Call 911 or contact the Marshall University Counseling Center for immediate support:
Prichard Hall, First Floor
304-696-3111
Marshall University Counseling

We appreciate your understanding and remain committed to supporting a safe, respectful, and inclusive campus environment.