Tell Us How to Improve Campus Safety Magazine!
Campus Safety’s Annual Readership Study is open and asking for feedback on what you would like to see in the publication and online.
This year's most compelling research covered the effects of social media on mass shootings, student perception of safety, LGBTQ issues, bomb threats and more.
Campus Safety magazine, wants to know how we are doing. For more than two decades now, CS has dedicated itself to be the No. 1 security, public safety, emergency management and technology news and information resource for the hospital, school and university community, but we are always looking for improvement.
Please take a few minutes to complete our Annual Readership Study. Tell us what you like or dislike, and specifically what you want to see more of in the publication and online. Which sections, articles and departments are the most helpful to you? What would you like to see in terms of research and technology trends?
The survey has already been sent to our members via email, but we also want to hear from our online audience who might not be members (but you should join as a member also to receive access to exclusive research, webinars and white papers).
CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE SURVEY.
By the way, responses are scrubbed by individual IP addresses and your information will be kept confidential. Please take the survey by July 31.
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