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By Robin Hattersley Gray
Violence in the school and university student dating scene is all too common. Know the signs of abuse so you can respond appropriately.
By Robin Hattersley Gray
Results from Campus Safety's opinion survey also show that 83% of respondents believe their institution has appropriate emergency/crisis plans that are up to date.
By Robin Hattersley Gray
However, results from Campus Safety's opinion survey also show that 55% of respondents believe their campus public safety departments and institutions appropriately address sexual assaults.
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Results from Campus Safety's opinion survey also show that 26% of respondents believe campus police and security officers have not received enough training overall.
By Robin Hattersley Gray
Just in case you thought violence wasn’t a problem for teen and young-adult romantic relationships, the following data might change your mind.
By Robin Hattersley Gray
Results from Campus Safety's opinion survey also show that 42% of respondents believe campus police and security officers do not have the right type of lethal and less lethal weapons to appropriately respond to an incident.
By Robin Hattersley Gray
Part 1 of Campus Safety magazine's opinion survey results also show that 41% of campus police and security officers are not paid a fair wage for their duties.
By Candace Koehler
This Maryland university uses its multi-modal notification system for emergency alerts, class reminders and administrative communiques.
By Robin Hattersley Gray
Traditional approaches to domestic violence might not work for teens and young adults.
By Ajay Jain
Creating single identities that are used campus wide, automating manual tasks and cross-checking databases will help to protect students, staff, visitors and campus property.
By Robin Hattersley Gray
Hurricane Sandy has shown that backup power is critical to the continued operation of hospitals during an emergency. Testing and proper location will ensure your generators will work when you need them.