School Safety Is About Creating Meaningful Relationships
One recurring theme throughout last month’s National Summit on School Safety was the importance of building relationships among community stakeholders.
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.
One Minneapolis Community and Technical College officer, who is one of December’s Campus Safety Heroes, solved a theft case involving 14 student victims.
Campus security pros must be the voice of reason and accurate information to balance out the ridiculous amount of fear-based messages we get every day.
The university’s decision to host police officers on campus during the Republican National Convention sparks outrage and fear among students following the shooting deaths of two black men in Minneapolis and Louisiana.
FAU Deputy Police Chief Sean Brammer discusses the school’s community policing efforts and outreach programs.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.