Clery Center Accepting Entries for New Campus Safety Impact Award
The award recognizes higher education programs or initiatives that demonstrate innovation, collaboration, and equity in improving campus safety.
The award recognizes higher education programs or initiatives that demonstrate innovation, collaboration, and equity in improving campus safety.
This year’s awards will take place on Oct. 16, 2019, in Los Angeles. Please register for the event and get your nominations in by Oct. 1, 2019.
Guy Grace, of Littleton Public Schools, will receive the award to honor his work for promoting innovative security solutions in schools.
Aidan Spitzer, Parkland shooting victim, raised over $23,000 for medical kits and received a civic award from the mayor of Parkland.
The campus safety chief was also the recipient of the 2015 Campus Safety Director of the Year Award for higher ed institutions.
The deputy has served as the school resource officer at Bonneville High School in Idaho Falls for 17 years.
Police officers, dispatchers and a campus community member were recognized in a ceremony last week for their exemplary work in stopping a machete-wielding man.
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The sheriff deputy’s incredible story has others hailing him a hero.
Lehigh University’s Sgt. Chris Houtz was selected from a national field of about 50 nominees.
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