Highlights from the 2023 Campus Safety Conference at EDspaces
Student safety and school security met classroom design at last week’s co-located Campus Safety Conference at EDspaces.
Here are some of the things Director of the Year judges look for when reviewing entries, as well as mistakes that can lead to lower scores.
Here’s a brief overview of the latest U.S. school and college crime trends, according to a new report from several federal agencies.
Join this free webinar to learn the Clery Act requirements for timely warnings and emergency notifications and to practice key decision-making points like whether or not to send out an alert.
Student safety and school security met classroom design at last week’s co-located Campus Safety Conference at EDspaces.
The former UCLA gynecologist was convicted last October of multiple charges of sexual abuse of his patients.
This bipartisan legislation would require hazing incidents be included in a college’s annual crime report and improve transparency.
The verdict comes a month after Baylor settled another lawsuit filed by 15 women who alleged they were sexually assaulted at the school.
The Education Department found Liberty failed to report dozens of criminal offenses from 2016 to 2020 that included incidents of rape, domestic violence, and stalking.
Initial victim contacts, physical and digital evidence collection, and proper trauma-informed interview techniques all play a significant role.
The plaintiffs said Moreno Valley USD knew or should have known that their teacher posed a threat to students at Vista Heights Middle School.
Check out some of the sessions being offered at the Campus Safety Conference and register by Oct. 20 to save 15%.
George Tyndall was scheduled to go on trial next year for various sexual offences against scores of his patients at USC’s student health center.