Campus Safety Officer (Part-Time)

About the role

The Campus Safety Department at Mount Aloysius College provides a safe and secure learning and working environment for students, faculty, staff, and visitors. The Campus Safety Officer conducts patrols, enforces laws and college policies, investigates incidents, and engages with the campus community in proactive ways.

Responsibilities

• Vehicular and foot patrols of campus buildings and grounds.
• Event parking and traffic control.
• Enforcement of criminal and traffic laws, as well as college‑promulgated rules and regulations.
• Investigation of crimes and completion of police reports.
• Testifying in court as required.
• Assist with educational programming and engage positively with students.
• Perform safety‑related tasks such as building inspections, smoke detector checks, and fire extinguisher inspections.

Requirements

• Strong desire to work in a college environment.
• High School Diploma or GED.
• ACT 120 Municipal Police Training or Pennsylvania State Police Academy certification.
• Three (3) years of law‑enforcement experience, preferably in a college or university setting.
• Valid Pennsylvania driver’s license.
• Current CPR/AED certification.
• Employment contingent upon satisfactory completion of psychological evaluation, criminal background, child‑abuse check, and FBI fingerprinting clearances.
• Must be authorized to work in the United States; visa sponsorship is not available.

Schedule

• Regular part‑time opportunities.
• Position is on‑site; remote work is not permitted.

Commitment to Diversity

Mount Aloysius is committed to building an inclusive community that values each person and respects diversity of thought, experience, culture, ethnicity, religion, gender/gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, and more, creating a workplace where everyone can contribute their unique gifts, talents, and perspectives.

About Mount Aloysius College

Mount Aloysius College (www.mtaloy.edu) is a private, comprehensive Catholic college located in Pennsylvania’s Laurel Highlands. Founded in 1853 by the Religious Sisters of Mercy, the college serves a diverse community of learners on a 193‑acre campus in Cresson, PA. It offers small class sizes, highly engaged faculty and staff, and a long history of responding to community needs through relevant academic programs and service.