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GTS will consider campus safety and security issues year-round. Following these tips can help you avoid crime with a little more focus:

• Travel in couples or groups whenever feasible.
• Be constantly aware of your surroundings.
• Make eye contact with those approaching and watch their movements as you go.
• Keep your keys handy and lock the doors when you enter your home or car.
• Avoid pedestrian robbery by calling from safe places and not walking on parking decks or city streets.
• Limit headphones or phone volume when listening to music or talking. Clothing, tiny changes, bags, and cartons should never be visible in your car.
• Avoid using ATMs in remote areas or after dusk.
• Give friends and family your trip arrangements, including departure and arrival times and routes.
• Avoid carrying significant amounts of cash.
• Keep your credit or debit card separate from cash and other cards when shopping.
• Always fill your gas tank at least half full and service your car before traveling.
• If you break down while traveling, stay in your locked car and call for help.

The GTS Safety and Security team advises following your instincts. Please protect yourself and your belongings if a situation feels unsafe or uncomfortable.  

Contact GTS Safety & Security for additional safety advice.

GTS Security | (404) 581-0300

GTS Facility & Housing | 404-693-7625

In case of an Emergency | Dial 911

Non-endorsement Policy

Gammon Theological Seminary does not, by policy, release any statement or position that officially represents the views of the Seminary beyond its three foundational statements: our mission statement, our vision statement, and our values statement. All other statements, including sponsored blogs, do not constitute official statements of the Seminary.

Policy on Nondiscrimination

Gammon Theological Seminary does not discriminate against any employee, applicant for employment, student, or applicant for admission based on race, color, sex, national origin, age (40 and over), veteran status, disability, or any other basis protected by law.

Statements

Because of rapidly changing contexts and divisive issues that are highly publicized worldwide, Gammon is committed to curating a space for students, faculty, and staff to explore social ethics, including social justice and womanist theology. Gammon Theological Seminary believes that all are made in the image of God.

We seek to embrace moral ways of living that center the Spirit and intent of the General Rules set forth by John Wesley:

• Do not harm by avoiding evil of every kind.
• By doing good of every possible sort as far as possible to all people.
• By practicing the means of grace together.

Accessibility 

This website is designed to be accessible to visitors with disabilities and to comply with federal guidelines concerning accessibility. We welcome your comments. If you have suggestions on how to make the site more accessible, please get in touch with us at communications@gammon-itc.org

Media and Public Relations

Gammon Theological Seminary’s Office of Communications is available to assist the media by:

• Providing information on the achievements of Gammon Seminary faculty, staff, and students
• Answering questions about the Seminary
• Providing faculty experts who can comment on a wide variety of topics

Gammon Theological Seminary is a private campus, and, as such, all journalists, photographers, and film and video camera crews must contact the Office of Communications to request interviews with faculty and staff, shoot footage, or attend events on campus. A seminar representative will accompany media representatives throughout their visit.

Please direct all requests to the Communications Office at communications@gammon-itc.org

Cost of Attendance

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