Safety & Security Department FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
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Where can I replace a lost, stolen, or damaged UIC i-Card?
Law School Campus Safety & Security are no longer responsible for printing the UIC i-Card’s on campus. If your UIC i-Card is stolen, damaged, or lost, it can be replaced at the UIC i-Card Center at 750 S. Halsted Street, Chicago, IL. A standard $20.00 replacement fee will apply for all students, staff, and faculty.
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How can I put more copy money on my ID card?
Copy money can be added by any member in the Security Office on the 3rd floor. You can also add credits using a credit card.
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Is there a lost and found at the Law School?
Lost and found areas are located at either building entrance. The library circulation desk also has a lost and found for items recovered in the library.
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Can I get extra security coverage for my event?
Whether on campus or off campus, if your event needs the assistance of Campus Safety Officers, please contact Ali Haleem, Director of Campus Safety & Security, at ahaleem@uic.edu.
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Can I get a security escort to my car, bus, or train?
Please review the Security Walk Policy.
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How do I report a crime on campus?
If you’ve been the victim of a crime or have witnessed one, please report it to the security officer at the State Street entrance in person or by calling 312.427.2737 ext. 501.
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What should I do if I notice a student who is disturbed or disturbing to others, but he/she hasn’t broken any rules?
The Office of Student Life & Leadership would like to remind you about the Student Support & Emergency Team (SSET Team), which is an important resource at the Law School available to all students.
Established in 2017 by the Law School administration, the SSET Team is a standing group of administrators and faculty members who assist law students experiencing a variety of personal and institutional stressors, including academic concerns, personal and relationship challenges, financial difficulties, and medical and emotional difficulties. The SSET Team works to provide law students with appropriate responses and resources that are timely, effective, and unintrusive.
Law students, faculty, and staff can refer issues and emergencies directly to any member of the SSET Team, or may contact the group as a whole by emailing SSET@jmls.edu from a Law School email address. Importantly, all reports are made in confidence.
Current SSET Team members are:
- Jennifer Pope (Chair), Assistant Dean for Student Life & Leadership
- Clarence Glenn, Director, Student Activities & Leadership Development
- Ali Haleem, Director, Campus Safety & Security
- Megan Kreminski, Assistant Director, Academic Achievement Program
- Tania Luma, Assistant Dean for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
- Jake McMillan, Assistant Director, Recruitment & Outreach, Centers for Excellence
- Anita Nelson, Executive Director, Financial Aid
- Shakira Pleasant, Assistant Professor of Law; Director, Writing Resource Center
- Zach Sanderson, Student Life Coordinator
- Rebekah Saunders, Registrar
- Julie Spanbauer, Vice Dean for Academic Affairs
- Gretchen Quattlebaum, Counseling Center Coordinator; Consultant (The Counseling Center does not share information on their clients with the Law School without client permission.)
If we learn that you may be in need of support, we will discuss your situation discreetly within the SSET team to identify helpful resources and applicable policies. A member of the SSET team will then reach out to you to share information or ask about other ways that the school may be able to assist you. If there are things that we can’t handle ourselves, we may discuss your case with the Dean of Students at UIC for additional resources and support.
Faculty and staff at UIC John Marshall recognize that law school presents students with many challenges, both inside and outside the classroom. The SSET Team is part of our continued commitment to your success, safety, and well-being as a UIC John Marshall student.
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What steps do I need to take when having a guest(s) visit UIC John Marshall?
For large events requiring room reservations & guest lists please contact Events Management at ext. 420.
For guests of faculty, staff, and students, please notify the Campus Safety & Security Department at extensions 501 or 507.
- Give detailed information on your guest’s name and time of arrival
- All guests of UIC John Marshall have to sign in at the security desk
- All guests need a UIC John Marshall representative to escort them throughout the building
- You are responsible for all guests that sign in at Security as your visitor. When you leave the building for the day, they are also required to exit. Unless prior special authorization has been approved through your department head and security.
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Where can I receive first aid attention?
The security desks located at 300 S. State Street, 315 S. Plymouth Court, and 19 W. Jackson Boulevard have all been recently equipped with level one (1) first responder medical bags and ReviveR AED’s. Each desk is set to administer first aid at the desk or security personnel can respond to your location if needed by dialing extensions 501 or 507. Please give the security personnel your location, nature of the injury, your name, if emergency medical attention is required, or what type of first aid is needed. Each security member has undergone training and are certified as first aid responders/CPR/AED administers.