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Campus Safety (CS) magazine exclusively serves campus police chiefs, security directors, IT personnel, emergency managers and executive administrators involved in the public safety and security of major hospitals, schools and universities in the United States. CS is a product of Torrance, Calif.-based business-to-business publishing company Bobit Business Media. The print version is issued nine times per year and is distributed to more than 18,000 campus safety and security professionals nationwide.

READERSHIP: CS subscribers generally are those individuals involved in the higher-level decisions related to all aspects of hospital, school or university safety and security. These subscribers include:

Police & security management: campus police chief, director of public safety & security, assistant chief, assistant director
Facilities & operation management: vice president, director of facilities, director of operations, director of physical plant, director of maintenance, assistant director
Administration & finance: vice president, director of administration, director of purchasing, director of finance, assistant director, chief business officer
School/district superintendent: district superintendent, superintendent of schools, assistant superintendent
Technology & communications management: CIO, director of MIS, director of IT systems, director of communications

CS' free eNewsletters and Web site also serve this target audience, as well as a more general campus audience. To sign-up for our eNewsletters, click here.


	Robin Hattersley Gray, Executive Editor robin.gray@bobit.com Robin has been covering the security and campus law enforcement industries since 1998 and is a specialist in emerging technologies and systems integration. A certified NTS alarm technician, she joined CS in 2005 and has authored award-winning editorial on important campus law enforcement issues such as department funding, officer recruitment and retention, access control, IP video, network integration, event management, perimeter security, crime trends, the Clery Act, emergency communications, incident management software and more. In 2007, Robin’s efforts lead to CS winning a Maggie for Best Public Safety Trade Publication. She has also moderated panels and Web seminars on topics including mass notification / emergency notification, gangs, security technology and on-campus active shooter incidents. Additionally, she has been featured on national and local media outlets, including NPR, BBC, CBS, Fox News, KGO AM radio, the Washington Post, Christian Science Monitor, U.S. News & World Report and more. Prior to joining CS, Robin was associate editor for the trade publication Security Sales & Integration where she specialized in investigating and researching original story content for the electronic security industry. She obtained her undergraduate degree in history from California State University, Long Beach.

	Ashley Willis, Associate Editor ashley.willis@bobit.com Ashley first joined Campus Safety Magazine in November 2007. She has worked on many trade publications, including Auto Rental News, Business Fleet, Automotive Fleet, Work Truck and Government Fleet, to name a few. She earned her undergraduate degree in English with an emphasis on education from California State University, Northridge (CSUN). Based out of the Torrance, Calif., headquarters, she is also the associate editor for SECURITY SALES & INTEGRATION magazine.

	Dynise Hiebert, Western Sales Manager dynise.hiebert@bobit.com Dynise comes to Bobit Business Media as a successful sales and marketing professional in several industries. Most recently, Dynise excelled as the western sales manager for a manufacturer and service provider in the loss prevention industry. Her customers can expect great ideas, excellent customer service and diligent follow-through which have defined her career. She is based out of her office in San Diego, Calif.