Campus Security Report

Skipworth, Stan

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Many years ago, the Statler Brothers recorded the hit song “Flowers on the Wall.” In it, the lyric “Playin' solitaire till dawn / with a deck of fifty‐one” illustrated the futility of trying to accomplish something when as little as just one piece is missing. That same metaphor could be interpreted in another way.

Hope, Joan

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Keeping students, alumni, and all the other spectators safe at big sporting events on campus can seem like a daunting task. But in the years since 9/11, best practices have emerged that will help you keep campus venues safe.

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Black SUNY Albany students attacked on bus Hackers steal thousands of records from university California college upgrades video surveillance UT unrolls victim‐centered sexual assault policy Fake university helps catch crooks in visa fraud scam

Hope, Joan

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Ever since Ronnie Grice, assistant vice president and chief of police at Kansas State University, arrived at the KSU campus nearly 22 years ago, he has worked diligently to achieve a high level of campus safety. He is especially proud of his officers, most of whom have college degrees and understand the community well.

O'Brien, Timothy

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Mass shootings in movie theaters and malls and terrorist attacks in crowded venues have unfortunately become part of our reality, both here and overseas. The tragedy in Paris even included an attack on a crowded soccer stadium — although it was thwarted, fortunately.

Miles, David

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It goes without saying that cooperation in the field of public safety is the most important factor in making you and your department stand out from others. Cooperation is defined as an act or instance of working or acting together for a common purpose or benefit. So where does cooperation start and why is it important?

Pavlik, Amelia

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If you're tasked with redesigning the website for your department or unit, there's so much to consider to ensure a creative, effective presentation. Being able to find materials easily and engage with the site could give students and others the information they need to stay safe on campus.

Sutton, Halley

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Creating a safe campus environment for your students includes providing them with understanding regarding depression, anxiety, and other mental health obstacles blocking their road to a productive college career. Three students from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have taken matters into their own hands to lower on‐campus suicide rates by creating an anonymous community help hotline, called Lean On Me. Citing the 12 undergraduate and graduate student suicides that MIT has seen in the past decade, three students used their coding ability to create the hotline, which connects troubled students to their peers for support. The hotline was created in 24 hours by students Andy Trattner, Nikhil Buduma and Linda Jing as part of MIT's annual HackMIT hackathon in the fall of 2015.

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Crime: College not liable for unforeseeable attack Athletics: Failure to show bias stops student‐athlete's suit Hazing: Statutory interpretation keeps former athlete's suit alive

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