10 Most Popular Campus Safety Stories from July 2020
While COVID-19 and campus policing still make up much of July’s top stories, some of the interest seems to be shifting to other topics as campuses prepare to reopen.
While COVID-19 and campus policing still make up much of July’s top stories, some of the interest seems to be shifting to other topics as campuses prepare to reopen.
The provisions, added by the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013 require colleges to enact policies and programs to prevent and respond to sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence and stalking.
The settlement comes after a six-year investigation by the Department of Education found “persistent failure” in its compiling of campus crime statistics.
In Jan. 2020, Florida Tech President T. Dwayne McCay said up to 53 alleged Clery crimes were not included in the school’s 2019 Annual Security Report.
The payouts to the claimants represent about half of the former OSU students who say they were victimized by Richard Strauss.
These scenario-based questions will test your Clery knowledge as your campus prepares its Annual Security Report (ASR).
Abigail Boyer, associate executive director for the Clery Center, discusses common findings from reviewing annual security reports.
The new guidance covers emergency notification requirements for the essential employees and small number of students who remain on college campuses.
All six nurses at the school’s medical clinic volunteered to complete the certification, which allows them to perform forensic exams for students.
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