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Summit
Highlights
Summit Agenda:
View the
2007 Agenda >
Keynote Speakers:
Clinton R. Van Zandt , NBC Crime Analyst, former FBI Profiler >
Lessons Learned from the Virginia
Tech Tragedy & Beyond, Identifying
the at Risk Student
C. Suzanne Mencer, Policy Director,
Brownstein Hyatt Farber Shreck >
The Lessons of Columbine
Steven Healy, President IACLEA
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After Virginia Tech: A Call to
Action
Breakout
Sessions:
Crisis Communications
Jonathan L. Bernstein,
President, Bernstein Crisis
Management LLC >
Psychology of
Rage
John A. Call,
President, Crisis Management
Consultants, Inc. CMC, Inc >
Law
Enforcement and Tactical
Issues
Joe
Bierly,
National Director, Public Safety
Group, Oracle Corporation >
Read the 2007
Summit session descriptions >
Speakers
scheduled to appear at the 2007
National Campus Security Summit >
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Summit
News:
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CNN: Schools fall short in
preparing for emergencies
When it comes to
preparing for emergencies, the
nation's schools could be getting
better grades.
Read the article online >
~posted May 25, 2007
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Universities from Coast to Coast to
Attend 2007 Summit
Twenty-four states
will be represented as university
presidents, administrators, and law
enforcement gather for the 2007
National Campus Security Summit, to
be held May 30 on the University of
Central Oklahoma campus in Edmond.
Read the entire press release >
~posted May 24, 2007
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Virginia Tech Students to Address
University Presidents on Campus
Security
Two Virginia Tech
students, on campus during the
horrific shootings that killed 32
people earlier this year, will share
their experience with university
presidents, school administrators
and law enforcement at the 2007
National Campus Security Summit
Read the entire press release >
~posted May 21, 2007
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FEMA Administrator to Address Campus
Leaders at
National Campus Security Summit
David Paulison, administrator of the
Federal Emergency Management Agency
(FEMA), will be the featured speaker
at the 2007 National Campus Security
Summit, to be held May 30 on the
University of Central Oklahoma
campus.
Read the entire press release >
~posted May 14, 2007
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How Far Should a Campus Go When it
Comes to Security?
University
presidents, administrators and law
enforcement officers from throughout
the country are expected to attend
the 2007 National Campus Security
Summit. The summit is the first of
its kind in the U.S. since the
tragedy at Virginia Tech in April.
Read the entire press release >
~posted May 8,
2007
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Virtual Trade Show now available to
vendors
Vendors who wish to
provide information to participants
of the Summit are invited to
participate in our Virtual Trade
Show.
To
find out more click here >
~ posted May 8, 2007
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