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2008 National Campus Security
Summit:
Practical Measures for Campus
Security
About
the Summit:
The second annual National Campus
Security Summit continues the
dialogue among campus
administrators, law enforcement and
security personnel, mental health
providers, communications
specialists, legal counsel,
educators and student leaders in an
effort to provide the safest and
most secure campus environment
possible while achieving a higher
education institution's primary
mission of caring for and educating
students.
Attendees will learn how to better
communicate, better prepare and
better respond to the security
challenges all campuses face from a
prestigious slate of law
enforcement, legal, mental health
and administrative experts. The 2008
Summit will take an even closer look
at the perceived causes of these
incidents, including existing campus
security vulnerabilities and
environmental challenges facing
students, faculty and other staff
and therefore campus communities.
The Law Enforcement and Crisis
Assessment Track is designed to
promote a dialogue between campuses
and local, state, and federal law
enforcement agents in an effort to
demonstrate the value of
partnerships and preparation for
potential events we all hope never
occur. Planning and development for
coordinated crisis communication,
emergency response, and best
practices in campus security are key
foci.
The Behaviors, Prevention and Early
Intervention Track will focus on the
changing environmental and
behavioral factors commonly
affecting college campuses today.
Key topics will include improving
awareness and identification of
potential risk; proper interventions
with students, faculty, and staff in
distress; and best practices for
connecting students with state and
campus resources.
Who
should attend?
Campus Administrators
Campus and Community Counselors and
Psychologists
Postsecondary and College and
University Educators
Campus, Local, State and Federal Law
Enforcement Leaders and Agents
Communications Specialists
Student Leaders
Risk Managers
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