The new course, mandatory for all freshman, will include topics like modern military customs, flag protocol and procedures and U.S. politics.
Amy Rock
Amy is Campus Safety’s Executive Editor. Prior to joining the editorial team in 2017, she worked in both events and digital marketing.
Amy has many close relatives and friends who are teachers, motivating her to learn and share as much as she can about campus security. She has a minor in education and has worked with children in several capacities, further deepening her passion for keeping students safe.
Amy Rock's Latest Posts
New FBI Documents Reveal Disturbing Details about Sandy Hook Killer
The 1,500 pages of documents detail Adam Lanza’s killing obsession, his expression of interest in pedophilia and his mental health.
Savannah State to Pay Victim $10 Million for 2013 Campus Rape
The victim’s assailant is currently serving four consecutive life sentences for two 2013 rapes, a 2014 abduction and rape and a 2014 rape and murder.
Evergreen State Revises Policy for Renting Campus Space
The policy, made by school administrators and the state’s attorney general’s office, outlines when and how public space on the campus can be rented out.
New Dad Sells Heroin in Maternity Ward Following Baby’s Birth
Authorities were led to the suspect after occupants of a vehicle during a traffic stop told police they bought heroin from a man at a hospital.
San Jose State Installs Gunshot Detectors, License Plate Readers
Ten gunshot detectors were installed on light poles in high traffic and high crime areas throughout the San Jose State campus.
Chapman Univ. Revises Emergency Plans Following Vegas Shooting, Wildfires
One of Chapman’s biggest changes to its emergency plans is placing potential or active emergencies in one of four categories and acting accordingly.
Las Vegas Hospitals Inundated with Victims from Mass Shooting
Local hospitals had to call in hundreds of additional staff to help treat the wounded who were lined up in hallways and outside.
USC Professor Detained for Falsely Reporting Active Shooter
Several students say the adjunct professor seemed agitated and distraught, making references to the recent Las Vegas mass shooting.
Univ. of St. Thomas Fined for Underreporting Crime, Violating Clery Act
An investigation was launched after complaints that the school violated the Clery Act by not providing sexual assault prevention and response procedures.
UC Irvine Opens Largest Food Pantry in Calif. School System
A 2015 survey found that 19 percent of students in the UC school system have experienced reduced food intake due to limited resources.
Georgia Tech Invests $1 Million in Campus Mental Health Services
The additional funding for mental health services comes almost two weeks after a student, who suffered from depression, was shot and killed by police.