Because gang graffiti isn’t going away anytime soon, understanding and interpreting this phenomenon can help your campus better deal with its implications for your community.
You might not have the ability or resources to directly influence the root causes of gang activity, but there are some environmental design techniques that dissuade taggers from displaying their street art at your hospital, school or university.
Choosing the right type of camera, the appropriate location and the proper source of illumination will help ensure your video system captures the clearest images possible.
According to the Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, between Jan. 3 and June 11, there were 71 reported data breaches at our nation’s healthcare and education campuses, and the frequency of these types of incidents only seems to be on the rise. Here are 13 ways your campus can stem the tide.
Answering the following seven questions will put you on the path toward properly installing and using today’s metal detection technology.
Of all the higher education institutions in America, community colleges are the ones most often overlooked when it comes to emergency preparedness. California, however, has embarked on an initiative that will ensure its two-year colleges will be able to appropriately respond should a disaster strike.
The individuals I respect most aren’t necessarily the ones who are always right but those who recognize they’ve made a mistake, apologize and change their behavior. If your campus isn’t accustomed to this type of soul searching, perhaps you should start.
Riverside Community College District decided it was time to upgrade its ID cards to be multi-functioning tools for students, faculty and staff.
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.
