Which of the following individuals is NOT considered a CSA?

Internship Supervisors are generally not considered Campus Security Authorities (CSAs) under the Clery Act. CSAs are individuals primarily tasked with reporting criminal incidents or security concerns that occur on a college or university campus. This includes people who have responsibility for campus safety and security, and certain officials who have significant responsibility for student and campus activities.

While Pastoral Counselors, Support Staff, and Professional Counselors may have a duty to report certain incidents, Internship Supervisors typically do not have the same level of responsibility for campus safety or reporting as those designated as CSAs. Their role is often more focused on overseeing student interns and guiding educational experiences rather than managing campus security or reporting criminal activity.

It is important to recognize that CSAs play a crucial role in ensuring that incidents are reported to the appropriate campus authorities to maintain a safe environment for students and staff. Understanding who qualifies as a CSA helps clarify responsibilities regarding crime reporting and compliance with the Clery Act, which is essential for ensuring transparency and safety on campuses.