8 Campus Crime Scenarios: Would These Count As Clery Crimes?
Would these campus crime scenarios be considered Clery crimes and if so, how should they be classified in an Annual Security Report (ASR)?
Would these campus crime scenarios be considered Clery crimes and if so, how should they be classified in an Annual Security Report (ASR)?
Public safety professionals who protect our country’s campuses deserve continued recognition as we navigate this pandemic together.
Lieutenant Michael Betzler discusses recommended practices and lessons learned from Saddleback College’s implementation of electronic access on 1,500 doors.
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Before the pandemic essentially made it a necessity, many universities had already begun investing in touchless access control solutions to improve campus safety.
The lawsuit claimed school officials did not properly investigate the student’s alleged rape and did not keep her updated on the status of the case.
Classifying Clery crimes in Annual Security Reports (ASRs) can be challenging. Test your knowledge with this scenario-based quiz.
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Students say they previously requested additional security measures and that BU officials are downplaying the severity of the break-ins.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.
This session will focus on improving college campus threat assessments, response and cyber safety in the post–COVID world.