How Do We Contact You During an Emergency?

SFCALERT is the mass emergency notification system used at SFC. SFC requires all faculty, students, and employees to register with SFC Alerts, the College’s electronic emergency notification system. This system enables College officials to reach members of the College by rapidly transmitting short notifications by email to an outside email address, text message to a cell phone, or by voice message to an off-campus telephone or cell phone. If you have not registered, please do so today at SFC Alerts. 
 

• Check www.sfc.edu/
• Call (718) 522-2300 for a recorded message
• Faculty, staff, and administrators may also check their voicemail at (718) 489-5400.
• Voicemail-to-Email: Have your messages sent to your email. You will get notifications every time you receive a new message.

1. Log onto the OneLogin Portal: https://sfcbrooklyn.onelogin.com/portal/
2. Click on the Ring Central Application
3. Click Settings on the top of the page
4. Click on Notifications on the left-hand side of the page
5. Open the dropdown tab titled “Messaging Notifications”
6. Click the “By Email” box next to the “Voicemail Messages” line
7. Click “Save” on the bottom of the screen to save changes

• Monday - Friday: 7:00 a.m. – 10 p.m.
• Saturday: 8:00 a.m. - 5 p.m.
• Sunday: Closed

Email: [email protected]

• Natasha Edwards, LMHC Dean of Students/ Dean of Health Promotion & Wellness
• Julia Passarelli, LMHC, Clinical Supervisor, High-Risk Mental Health Counselor: [email protected]
• Kimberly Shiller, LMSW, Clinical Supervisor: [email protected]
• Emma Wall, LMHC, Clinical Supervisor: [email protected]

Email: [email protected]

• Karime Rincon will serve as ADA & ROS (Removing Obstacles for Student Success) Coordinator: [email protected]

St. Francis College Advisory Committee on Campus Security

St. Francis College is committed to the safety and security of its community. New York State Law, 129A, Section 6431 requires the College to maintain an Advisory Committee dedicated to Campus Security. The committee will review current campus security policies and procedures and make recommendations for their improvement. More specifically, the committee will also review the current policies and procedures for:

• Educating the campus community about sexual assault, domestic violence, stalking offenses, and bias-related and hate crimes;
• Educating the campus community about personal safety and crime prevention;
• EReview the reporting of sexual assaults, domestic violence, stalking incidents, hate crimes, and how victims are assisted during investigations;
• Review how complaints are referred to the appropriate authorities, support for counseling of victims, and the College’s response to concerns.

A report of the committee’s activities can be made available upon request.

Committee Membership:

• Ruben Gonzalez – Senior Associate Dean of Students and Director of Event Management
• Ed Evans – Campus Security Consultant
• Denise Vieni – Director of Operations, Facilities Management
• John Edwards – Vice President of Academic Affairs and Academic Dean
• Allen Burdowski – Faculty
• Student Government President
• Student Government Vice-President

PURPOSE:
The SFC Hazing Policy purpose is to prohibit hazing in all forms, ensure compliance with the Stop Campus Hazing Act (SCHA) Amendments to the Clery Act and related laws, and promote a safe and respectful campus environment. Hazing undermines the integrity of student life, endangers individuals, and is inconsistent with the mission, vision, and values of the College.

SCOPE AND APPLICABILITY:
This Policy applies to students, faculty, staff, administrators, trustees, recognized organizations/groups and established groups, and third parties on or off-campus (including online), including visitors, alumni, guests, and the agents, representatives, and employees of suppliers and vendors of the College community.

The College’s prohibition on hazing extends to all aspects of its educational programs and activities, including, but not limited to, admissions, employment, academics, and student services.

This Policy was written to follow the requirements of all applicable federal and state laws. If this Policy is inconsistent with those laws, or the laws change before it has been updated, state and federal law supersede this Policy. If any provision of this Policy is found to be invalid, illegal, unconstitutional, or unenforceable, that finding shall not affect or undermine the validity of any other provision.

The College reserves the right to update these policies as needed. We'll always communicate changes to our community in a timely manner.

DISCLOSURES/REPORTING:
Any person may disclose hazing to the College via the Title IX Coordinator in the following ways:

• Mail: 179 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201-9902
• Telephone: 650-383-4753 ext. 158
• Electronic mail: [email protected]
• In person: email the Title IX
• Coordinator to setup an appointment.
• Online: https://www.casetracker.app/00016/report-incident 
• Any other means that results in the Responsible Authority receiving the person’s verbal or written disclosure
   

The disclosing person does not need to be the harmed person and/or a Complainant. All disclosures will be reviewed by the College to identify if the conduct falls within this Policy or other related policies.

An individual may pursue a College response procedure independently of any off-campus processes, such as reporting to law enforcement or pursuing other non-campus-based civil reporting options. The College reserves the right to initiate this process even if law enforcement has declined to do so.

FULL POLICY:

SFC Hazing Policy 2026

CAMPUS RESOURCES:

• Office of Student Conduct: 718-489-2507
• Campus Security: (718) 489-2100 or (718) 489-2105
• Title IX/Compliance Office: [email protected] 
• SFC Counseling Center 179 Livingston Street, Room 7205 Brooklyn, New York 11201, (718) 489- 5335 or (718) 489-2035.
• 84th Precinct, NYPD (718) 875-6850