Sex Offender Campus Notifications

Click on the following names for a Word document with more information:

• James D. Hakeman (9/2/2011)
  
• Paul J. Paulsen (9/2/2011)
  
• Xeng Lo (9/26/2011 updated)

• Joel R. Lowrey (10/11/2011)
  

Sex Offender Registration

The "Campus Sex Crimes Prevention Act" is a federal law, enacted on October 28, 2000, that provides for the tracking of convicted sex offenders enrolled at or employed by institutions of higher education. This information is supplied by the Wisconsin Department of Corrections.

The Wisconsin Department of Corrections (DOC) has supplied the UW Oshkosh Police Department with the following names as being on the registry as of 1018/2012.

• Derek J. Groth

• Lucas A. Dietsche

• Geoffrey Roehrig

• Corbett J. Schermetzler

• Shawn R. Schmitt

If a registrant is no longer enrolled or employed at UW Oshkosh, they will be removed from this Web page.

You may obtain information regarding registered sexual offenders who are either enrolled or employed by UW Oshkosh at the Wisconsin Department of Corrections Sex Offender website.

Please contact UW Oshkosh Police Chief Joseph LeMire at (920) 424-1212 with questions or concerns regarding this information.

Sex Offender Website Resources

In order to allow you to make informed decisions and heighten awareness of the potential for convicted sex offenders to come in contact with you, we urge you to view the following websites:

• Wisconsin Department of Corrections Sex Offender Registry: In addition to allowing citizens to search for information on those who may be registered offenders, this site explains the Registry and Sex Offender Program.

• Family Watchdog: Can help you determine your proximity to offenders with maps and information about the current registered location of offenders. The maps it provides are especially helpful if you don't know the neighborhood street names in relation to your location.

Information about sex offenders living around campus is important information for you to have to plan for your safety. We also want to educate the campus community about other risks for sexual assault and relationship violence.

The University provides information about sexual assault prevention and the services available on campus through the Counseling Center's Campus Violence Prevention Program. A campus victim advocate is available in Dempsey 148D, (920) 424-3127. Crisis intervention is available daily at the Counseling Center. You can find information on sexual assault, sexual harassment and other important topics on the Counseling Center website.

General campus crime information and tips on how to avoid being victimized can be found at these locations:

• Sexual Harassment/Assault Information

• Campus Safety and Crime data