Public Safety

Staff Directory

Michael Ryan – Director of Public Safety

• 617.984.1789
• mryan@quincycollege.edu

Brett Semler – Resource Officer

• 857-225-1934
• bsemler@quincycollege.edu

Justin Mograss – Resource Officer, Plymouth Campus

• 617-984-1662
• jmorgrass@quincycollege.edu

Lost & Found

Quincy Campus – Presidents Place – 3rd Floor Public Safety Office

Plymouth Campus – Front Desk

Quincy College will not return or refund missing or lost items. Please do not leave valuables or personal belongings unattended.

Student IDs

Quincy Campus – Presidents Place – 3rd Floor Public Safety Office

Plymouth Campus – Main Floor Public Safety Office

Shared Campus

Quincy College at Presidents Place in Quincy, and Quincy College at Cordage Park in our Plymouth location is a shared space with other tenants and provides us all with an attractive, collegial environment to enjoy.

The expectations of a shared campus include the following:

• All students, faculty, and staff must carry a Quincy College ID with them at all times, and shall present their ID to Building Security upon request.
• Respect Building Security and College Security Officers.
• All students, faculty, and staff must exit the building immediately if building alarm is sounding.
• No pick-up/drop-off or access allowed in the loading dock area on Saville Avenue in Quincy.
• No congregating in hallways, please use the designated lounges.
• Unauthorized persons shall not be allowed on the Quincy College campus.
• No children shall be left unattended.

Annual Security Report

Pursuant to the federal Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act (“Clery Act”), the Quincy College, Quincy and Plymouth campuses, are required to annually compile and publish an Annual Security Report.

This report contains definitions of reportable Clery Act offenses, required policy statements pertaining to campus security and safety, and statistics for reportable Clery Act crimes.

• 2024 Annual Security Report
• 2023 Annual Security Report
• 2022 Annual Security Report
• 2021 Annual Security Report
• 2020 Annual Security Report
• 2019 Annual Security Report
• 2018 Annual Security Report
• 2017 Annual Security Report
• 2016 Annual Security Report
• 2015 Annual Security Report
• 2014 Annual Security Report
• 2013 Annual Security Report
• 2012 Annual Security Report

Training for Campus Security Authorities (Jeanne Clery Act)

The Campus Security Act was established in 1990 to require all colleges and universities to collect and disclose information about crime on and around campus property. Subsequent amendments to the law renamed it the Clery Act and more broadly defined reporting requirements. Campus Security Authorities are generally defined as University officials who have the authority and duty to respond to incidents on behalf of the University. The Department of Education is the agency responsible for assuring that institutions comply with the Act.

Public Safety offers training of Campus Security Authorities with an online tutorial.  Access the tutorial »