Registration Now Open for the 7th Annual Campus Safety Conferences
Save the dates! The 2020 Campus Safety Conferences (CSC) will be in Las Vegas, Bethesda, Md., and San Antonio.
To register for this summer's Campus Safety Conferences, visit CampusSafetyConference.com or contact CSC event staff at (855) 351-0927 or Events@CampusSafetyMagazine.com.
Mark your calendars for this year’s Campus Safety Conferences (CSCs), held this summer in three convenient locations!
These 2 1/2 day, intensive conferences bring together security, public safety, emergency management, administration, facilities, business, and IT professionals responsible for protecting K-12 and higher education campuses and districts.
Our mission is to create an opportunity for all stakeholders to receive time-critical education and training while building peer-to-peer relationships that facilitate year-round engagement, validation, and problem-solving to improve safety and security during these ever-changing and challenging times.
The dates and locations of the events are:
- June 15-17, Las Vegas, Nev.
- July 12-14, Bethesda, Md.
- July 26-28, San Antonio, Texas
All three CSCs offer immersive learning and extensive networking opportunities where attendees will hear from industry experts, share ideas and experiences, and build relationships with their campus colleagues.
Attendees will also have the opportunity to obtain information and conduct research on the latest public safety, security and emergency management products and services.
“We must BE VIGILANT by staying informed, keeping up-to-date with training and drills, revisiting and improving our plans, teaching awareness, recognizing behaviors, and upgrading our systems in order to keep our students, faculty, staff and facilities safe,” says CSC Event Director Amy Reddington.
These events will be presented in partnership with higher education sponsors University of North Texas at Dallas (UNT Dallas), Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA), Texas A&M San Antonio, University Police Services Southern Command Nevada and the University of Southern California (USC).
All three Campus Safety Conferences will have five tracks with more than 50 expert presenters offering educational and interactive keynotes, breakouts sessions, workshops and roundtable discussions, plus many networking opportunities, including lunches, receptions and more than 50 exhibiting companies touting the most innovative solutions in safety and security.
Topics will include:
- Active shooter / active assailant incidents
- Mental/behavioral health
- School culture and community
- Training and emergency drills for staff and students
- Leadership (transitioning to campus law enforcement, creating a public safety department, developing stakeholder buy-in for security, etc.)
- Threat assessments (behavioral, digital, facility)
- Clery / Title IX
- Implementing technology solutions
- ‘After hours’ safety and security
- Dealing with vaping, opioids and other new trends
- Sexual assault, harassment, stalking and investigations
- Campus crimes
- Severe weather emergencies and natural disasters
- Hazing and bullying
- Managing protests and controversial speakers
Interested in exhibiting? Don’t wait! Maximize your exposure and ROI by signing up to exhibit today!
CSCs have limited exhibit space for companies looking for a platform to showcase their products and services to campus decisionmakers. There are a variety of opportunities for sponsors to participate beyond the sponsor showcases to gain additional exposure.
To register as an attendee, visit CampusSafetyConference.com or contact CSC event staff at (855) 351-0927 or Events@CampusSafetyMagazine.com. For information on sponsoring, contact our CSC Account Manager Laura McDermott at (774) 505-8016 or laura.mcdermott@emeraldexpo.com.
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Hi
When will decisions be made on whether submitted abstract was approved for presentation at one of the identified conferences?
Thanks
Howard Gwon
Hi Howard,
Campus Safety Conference director Amy Reddington will be reaching out to you shortly! Thank you for your interest in the conference!