Staff

Hall Campus Center

The Office of Campus Safety and Security is located on the first floor of Hall Campus Center.

Dean Caifano
Director of Campus Safety and Security

caifano.d@lynchburg.edu

Jarvis Carden
Second-shift Supervisor

carden_j@lynchburg.edu

Terry Eagle
Assistant Director of Campus Safety and Security

eagle_tl@lynchburg.edu

William Giles
Campus Security Officer

giles_w@lynchburg.edu

Teresa Harris
Dispatcher

harris.t@lynchburg.edu

Monica Howe
Campus Security Officer/Crime Prevention Specialist

howe_mm@lynchburg.edu

Michael Lynch
Campus Security Officer

lynch_m@lynchburg.edu

Daniel Martinez
Campus Security Officer

martinez_d1@lynchburg.edu

Alexander Milbaugh
Campus Security Officer

milbaugh_a@lynchburg.edu

Rita Mitchell
Campus Security Officer

mitchell_r@lynchburg.edu

Cheryl Murphy-Anderson
Dispatcher

murphy-anderson@lynchburg.edu

Jessica Paige
Campus Security Officer

hamlet_j@lynchburg.edu

Simon Ramsey
Third-shift Supervisor

ramsey_s@lynchburg.edu

Malike Read
Campus Security Officer

read_m1@lynchburg.edu

Kevin Shroyer
Campus Security Officer/Crime Prevention Specialist

shroyer_k@lynchburg.edu

Michael (Mike) White
Campus Security Officer

white_m@lynchburg.edu

Campus Safety Officers

University of Lynchburg’s campus safety and security staff, comprised of uniformed, unarmed officers, operates 24 hours a day, year-round. All campus safety officers (CSOs) are non-commissioned security staff and have completed a certification program through Virginia’s Department of Criminal Justice Services.

Campus safety officers patrol the campus on foot, in golf carts, and in marked cars. While on patrol, they address crimes and University policy violations occurring on campus and submit safety-related repair requests.

While they don’t have arrest powers, Lynchburg’s campus safety officers do have the authority to:

• Ask individuals on campus for identification to determine whether or not they have a legitimate reason to be on campus.
• Address and report student or employee violations of University policies and laws to Community Expectations and Restorative Practices or the appropriate administrator for adjudication through University disciplinary processes.
• Issue tickets for violations of the University traffic code.

A campus safety and security staff member is always on duty at the information desk to receive reports of campus violations/crimes and other emergencies.

Follow-up may include going to the scene of the reported incident, asking the caller to come to the information desk to make an official report, contacting local or state law enforcement agencies, activating procedures for a campuswide announcement of safety concerns, and/or conducting an investigation to collect additional information.