Campus Safety’s Heroes of 2016
The heroes program honors the people who help make our campuses safer.
The heroes program honors the people who help make our campuses safer.
Faculty and staff members’ response to the shooting is being praised.
Stevens Institute of Technology officers rushed into the building to evacuate residents.
The security officer credited the training he’s received at the hospital for his actions.
No one was injured in the hospital shooting and a man is in custody.
The boy fired his weapon at the ceiling inside of a classroom packed with students.
One Minneapolis Community and Technical College officer, who is one of December’s Campus Safety Heroes, solved a theft case involving 14 student victims.
The teens reported to officials that they saw a student entering the school with a gun.
Congratulations to Officers Terry Thomas and Jerome Saulsbury, who are November’s Campus Safety Heroes for expertly applying visitor policies and paying attention to detail to safely apprehend two armed individuals.
The employee recognized the child from a recent Amber Alert.
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.