The Roadmap for Colleges Creating Concealed Carry Policies on Campus
A comprehensive report gives college officials a step by step guide to create and implement concealed carry policies on campus.
A comprehensive report gives college officials a step by step guide to create and implement concealed carry policies on campus.
Rick Gonzalez of Otis College discusses how he and his team successfully created the school’s department of public safety.
Active shooter training must expand to counter other vulnerabilities on campus, including the active killer threat.
The sexual assault training curriculum will be created by the Division of Criminal Justice and will be monitored by the Attorney General.
The campus safety chief was also the recipient of the 2015 Campus Safety Director of the Year Award for higher ed institutions.
In a speech delivered to law enforcement, President Trump received cheers from some while others condemned his comments regarding police brutality.
University of Albany police officers and the union officials representing them sharply criticized the department’s policing methods.
A group from Utah that includes law enforcement, victim advocates, nurses and prosecutors has developed a promising approach to interviewing victims of sexual assault, domestic violence and other traumatic incidents.
Dallas will host one of this year’s three premier Campus Safety magazine events for school and university protection professionals.
Using a little extra effort when you’re hiring security guards or officers for your campus can go a long way toward improving your department.
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.