Check Out Campus Safety Conference East’s Agenda!
Campus Safety Conference East is June 20-22 in Bethesda, Md. Here’s what you’ll learn if you attend.
To register for any of this summer's Campus Safety Conferences, visit CampusSafetyConference.com. Photo via Adobe, by Michal Hubka
Campus Safety is pleased to announce that the agenda for this summer’s Campus Safety Conference East is now live. This year’s program includes sessions focused on active shooters, reunification, suicide prevention, scenario training, Clery Act compliance and more — topics that are of great value to the safety and security of K-12 schools and higher education campuses!
Here are a few of the valuable sessions you won’t want to miss at Campus Safety Conference East:
- Suicide Prevention for Students of Color: Heartbreaking Lessons Learned
- In the Trenches: Moving from Initial Threat Assessment to Management Via the Tandem Work of Practical Strategies and Policy/Compliance
- Off-Campus Active Shooter Proactive Response: Lessons Learned from the Ft. Detrick Shooting
- Leveraging Federal Resources to Enhance Resilience for K-12 School Safety Systems
- Your Active Incident Response Plans Are Likely to Fail: Why and What You Can Do to Fix Them
Other topics that will be covered include:
- Staffing and Resources Concerns
- Latest Trends Among the Young
- Trauma-Informed Campus Policing
- Human Trafficking
- Managing the Media During a Campus Crisis
- Window Security and Safety
- Mental Health
- Student/Parent Reunification
- Scenario Training
- And Much More!
Campus Safety Conference East is June 20-22 in Bethesda, Md. For more information and to register for CSC East, CLICK HERE.
Can’t make CSC East? CSC Texas is July 18-20 in Fort Worth, and CSC West is in Los Angeles, August 2-4. The agendas for those events are coming soon. For more information, visit CampusSafetyConference.com.
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