Campus Safety’s Heroes of 2016

The heroes program honors the people who help make our campuses safer.

Every day people are working to improve the safety of school and hospital campuses.

Sometimes that work may seem relatively minor and sometimes it may attract national headlines, but it always comes from a commitment to protect a campus community.

In an attempt to recognize some of the people making a difference, CS began honoring the men, women and children involved in those campus safety efforts.

We’ve found incredible stories of people saving lives and making long term impacts in addition to receiving submissions about people doing amazing work all over the country.

It’s been fun learning about these people and a privilege to share those stories with the world.

Today we’re recapping some of the heroes we honored in 2016 in hopes of reliving some of their incredible stories.

We’ll continue to honor heroes throughout 2017 as well, so we encourage you to submit nominations by emailing Heroes@CampusSafetyMagazine.com. For more details on how to nominate someone, click here.

Now check out the heroes slideshow!

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Zach Winn is a journalist living in the Boston area. He was previously a reporter for Wicked Local and graduated from Keene State College in 2014, earning a Bachelor’s Degree in journalism and minoring in political science.

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