8 Ways to Help New College Students Feel Safe on Campus
Visibility, transparency and collaboration with other services are just a few ways to encourage new students to proactively think about their safety on campus.
Visibility, transparency and collaboration with other services are just a few ways to encourage new students to proactively think about their safety on campus.
Emergency communications are complex and require sophisticated tools to generate effective results.
Here are four steps that should be taken when establishing or improving a school security plan.
College campus phone systems fall under the RAY BAUM’s Act which requires all 911 calls to include a dispatchable location.
When a tragedy like Uvalde happens, it’s hard to remember that most campus administrators and public safety officials want to do the right thing.
Color, furniture, lighting and other elements of a classroom’s layout are the bedrock for classroom management and fostering a sense of security that promotes student achievement.
Here are some of the leading classroom door locking practices schools can adopt to effectively mitigate an active shooter attack.
North Carolina A&T State University Chief of Police Jermaine Cherry shares how his campus handled a recent bomb threat and how preparations helped mitigate its effect.
Threat assessment training should be provided to anyone in any community, not just to campus behavioral intervention team members.
It is imperative schools plan for severe weather as it is estimated that 94% of students live in communities at risk for natural disasters.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.