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NASRO Executive Director Mo Canady about the common misconceptions and benefits of school resource officers.When some people walk into a school and see a police officer, they assume he or she is there to make arrests.To clarify the role of sc
Physical Security Consultant Jim Grayson discusses ways to implement Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design.The Broken Window Theory was introduced in 1982 by the social scientists James Wilson and George Kellin. The theory states that i
Here’s what should be in your event security plan so that everyone in and around your event is protected.There are many facets of event security, but none may be more important than crowd control.That said, security managers don’t always make
Campus Safety speaks with RETA Security President Paul Timm to get tips for upgrading door locks and executing effective lockdowns.These days, nearly every campus has a lockdown procedure in place and many have locking mechanisms on classroom d
Idaho School Safety and Security Act provides for assessments, as well as resources for training and first responder partnerships.Turn back the clock to 2013 when our nation was reeling from the December 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School mass s
Here’s how your campus can use the 32NCSI assessment tool to make your campus public safety program more effective.Campus public safety departments come in all shapes and sizes. Some are on-campus with sworn police officers, others have nonswor
In this podcast, we break down the ransomware threat and explore options for responding to an attack.As ransomware becomes more prevalent in the healthcare and education communities, Campus Safety has worked to teach our readers about the best
Northern Virginia Community College Director of NOVACares Office Connie Kirkland describes how colleges and universities can use the 32 NCSI sexual violence self-assessment tool.With about one in five women experiencing rape or attempted rape a
Campus Safety magazine has partnered with Safe Havens International to provide campuses with five audios that briefly describe emergencies that can occur on any type of campus, including a university, hospital or K-12 school. The scenarios cove
Here's how the University of Florida successfully applied 32NCSI’s Hazing Assessment Tool.With about half of college students in fraternities, clubs, teams and other campus organizations reporting they have been hazed, there is a huge need for
Alison Kiss from the Clery Center provides recommendations on addressing the revised law that went into effect this past summer.Changes to the Clery Act via the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) went into effect this past July, but many college
Here's how the University of Florida successfully applied 32NCSI’s Alcohol and Other Drugs Assessment Tool.A significant number of safety and security-related incidents that occur in college communities involve the use and/or abuse of alcohol a
Here are some best practices to consider, as well as common mistakes to avoid, when deploying duress systems.Whether you work for a hospital or school, panic alarms are a great way to call for help during a crisis. Now, more than ever, healthca
Best practices to protect patients or students who may wander off campus and put themselves in danger. With the American population aging and more children being diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), hospitals and even K-12 campuses ar
The VTV Family Outreach Foundation is offering a series of free, confidential, online self-assessment tools for colleges. Dr. Gene Deisinger of SIGMA Threat Management and formerly of Virginia Tech describes how to use VTV's threat assessment t
The Cook County, Ill., Sheriff’s Office is offering training and resources to help colleges address sexual assault on campus. Here's how you can get involved.Anyone involved in the American higher education community is keenly aware of the spot
Director of the Year finalist William Adcox describes how his police department was able to triple early intervention reporting in only two years.Note: William Adcox will be a presenter at the Campus Safety Conferences in Chicago (July 13-14) a
Campus Safety Director of the Year finalist and Trinity University Police Chief Paul Chapa requires his officers to receive additional training on how to appropriately respond to campus sexual assaults. As a result, his officers are more engage
Below is the audio of an interview with the Chief of District Security for the Val Verde Unified School District Chris Wynn. The entire transcribed interview is also available below and in the proceeding pages.1) What is your background? How
New International Association for Healthcare Security and Safety (IAHSS) Executive Director Colleen Kucera says the association will soon be unveiling its redesigned website. She also plans to expand support for members and provide additional e
Here's how UNC Greensboro uses a web application to improve Clery incident reporting and the quality of information in incident reports.Compliance with the Clery Act continues to pose challenges for American institutions of higher education, wi
Regulations on stalking and personal advisors could pose challenges for colleges.The U.S. Department of Education has released the final rules implementing the Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013, which amended the Clery Act. Col
Revise your pandemic flu plans to address Ebola concerns.The current Ebola outbreak in Africa has caused great alarm in our nation now that several individuals in the United States have contracted the disease. Because it has a 70% fatality rate
Director of the Year finalist Margie Brine describes her unusual career path: from shuttle bus driver to director of public safety at Barnes-Jewish Hospital.For security staff, police officers or other campus employees just starting their caree
Director of the Year Finalist Chris Cromer says providing a career path will keep officers happy and reduce attrition.Poor officer morale in a hospital security department can be damaging to not only the department in the form of public safety
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