The Campus Safety Online Summit keynotes and general sessions will address mental health, recovering from all threats and hazards, and reopening K-12 districts and college campuses.
The program was created as a way for Normandy, Mo., students and officers to connect and discuss issues between black residents and police.
CS Higher Education Director of the Year Ronald Hurley has taken to social media to improve communication between the public safety department and students.
Police citations dropped by more than 50% due to the school’s more lenient alcohol policy.
Security Cares’ goal is to empower and impact the local community through education, networking, public health and school safety.
One recurring theme throughout last month’s National Summit on School Safety was the importance of building relationships among community stakeholders.
USC Chief John Thomas describes how his school maintains campus security during the holidays.
Chief Daniel Dusseau and Lt. John Weinstein of the Northern Virginia Community College Police Department give seven reasons why a community outreach program is pivotal to campus safety.
Here’s a program that will help foster better relationships between your public safety department and your campus community.
Save the dates! This summer’s Campus Safety Conferences are in Irving, Texas, June 24-26, Herndon, Va., July 18-20; and Pasadena, Calif., July 30-Aug. 1.
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