5 Qualities Your School Violence Prevention Program Grant Applications Should Include
Here’s what the DOJ is looking for and how to make your SVPP grant application can stand out from the crowd.
Here’s what the DOJ is looking for and how to make your SVPP grant application can stand out from the crowd.
This Tennessee middle school has retained the services of a retired K-9. Check out how the school incorporates this special dog to improve overall campus safety.
Here’s how school and university public safety officers can identify when a student is considering suicide and the question they can ask that can save lives.
The flood of volunteers and donations that come in immediately after a mass violence tragedy can be overwhelming. Here’s how you can manage them more effectively.
Northern Virginia Community College will provide Continuing Education Units for the upcoming courses offered at the 2019 Campus Safety Conferences.
The Clery Center strives to make campus safety a universal reality by helping college administrators not only comply with Clery regulations but also understand the spirit behind them.
Learn more about the important, can’t miss sessions coming to each conference city.
These are the qualities you need to possess to be an effective public safety leader.
Your students’, faculty’s and staff’s chances of surviving violence will increase if your campus adopts these three strategies.
CSC West will address a wide range of critical K-12 and higher education safety and security issues, including suicide prevention, gang violence, transportation safety, sexual assault investigations, mental health, threat assessments, Clery compliance, lockdown, recovery and more.
Learn how OU ensured their Mobile Credential addressed campus security use cases and met mobile-centric student needs to improve the student experience.
Download this FREE guide to learn how to reduce the frequency and severity of events impacting your campus.
