Pittsburg State University: A Case Study

Southern University A&M College welcomed Dr. J.S. Clark as the new African American leader and president in 1914 after the big move. As Dr. Clark as president, he made numerous improvements on campus and off campus. He established a Junior College, teacher-training curriculum, Agricultural Extension Program, a summer normal school, six brick buildings for instructional activities, five brick dormitories, and eleven wooden structures for the faculties. Before his retirement came, he funded money from the government to build a library, a football stadium, an administration building, a gymnasium, and additional dormitories. During this time period, Felton G. Clark, J.S. Clark only son, was one of Southern’s most promising

The University of California, Riverside, is known for its high crime rate. We constantly get notices and emergency warnings about robberies and kidnappings. As students, we walk in fear at night. Whether we live on campus or near campus, the chances of being mugged or sexually assaulted is always a possibility. When a person is afraid, his or her movements are limited. Thus, the existence of a police department on campus can help expand those limitations as it provides protection.

Date rapes, hate crimes and theft have become an apparent concern on college campuses. The most disturbing crime on a college campus is a school shooting. Being a victim of any crime is the last thing any student or parent thinks of when choosing a college or university. The possibilities of danger on a college campus have been increasing over the years due to the reported crimes ranging from theft to murder. Because of the recent years of college campus reported shootings, both student and parent have become alarmingly concerned about

There should be more campus security/police posts around campus to lower the number of attacks, robberies, thefts and to help make students feel more secure on campus. Call boxes and messaging systems are pointless, implementing apps like LiveSafe and TapShield will help students have an “on-the-go” safety measure. Although Stephen F. Austin does have a safety app most students are not

Working as a loss control consultant for XYZ manufacturing company, various aspects of information need to be acquired prior to visiting. Assessing procedures for safety awareness and loss prevention practices, while reporting outcomes, and then deliberating with the underwriters. Within XYZ manufacturing company these areas include the following topics: record logs, the number of workers, ergonomics, the hazard level, training and orientation plans, and previous work recovery programs. Developing a new policy for XYZ manufacturing company will be produced through evaluation and modification of these areas.

As a fellow Trojan living in the heart of a huge metropolitan city of Los Angeles, we are constantly bombarded by news of local crimes. Though sheltered in our little bubble of university life, we are still reminded of the dangers lurking in the shadows, perpetually threatening our sense of individual security. As a student, these fears most likely consist of physical safety such as being robbed, so an easy fix is just to not walk home alone and be more aware of the environment. If more support is needed, there are campus security,

Campus security at Louisiana State University of Alexandria is not as good as it should be. LSUA, like most college campuses, is a campus where almost anyone from anywhere can step foot on campus without having to go through any security checks. Someone can easily walk on campus grounds and possibly harm students or faculty. This is a very important issue that LSUA faces daily along with many other colleges and universities around the country. LSUA’s campus police has around 6-7 officers, which isn’t enough to cover most of the campus. Every now and then I see a university police officer patrol the campus streets trying

Furthermore, a vast majority of preventions should be evaluated to all the students on campus so they have protection. From the statistics and interviewers explaining their stories from The Hunting Ground, it is certain that many of the victims were not equipped with any kind of prevention to save them from being assaulted. If groups of students have fundraisers to make money so that they can afford to disperse preventions to students on campus, everyone will have some kind of protection, even if they will never be a victim in a situation. While some colleges would refer to this as a lot of money for something that does not happen frequently, it puts all students in protection, and they will have something to keep them protected. If there is

There is an influx of deadly shootings within the surrounding areas of the MTSU campus. The constant sound of police sirens is becoming the new norm. Although the university is the number one producer of graduates, according to the Tennessee Board of Regents, the increasing crime rate could be a deterrent for potential students. Over the past few weeks, there have been three nonrelated homicides at neighboring apartment complexes. Increased shootings in our neighborhood can be overcome with increased campus police presence and by restricting apartment access to students and faculty only.

There are people who seek destruction and to harm students as much as possible. Therefore, schools take these precautions to assure that students know what to do when in a time of crisis. Information like this should be much more easily accessible. Overall the SFASU campus safety policies and website are viable for the student on campus and off campus; however, it could be more publicized, that way all students know what to do and what not to do in the case of an emergency. Colleges and universities could easily do this by implementing mandatory safety and training courses to ensure the safety of their students while they are attending their school. This is extremely important so that way students feel safe and can casually recommend SFASU as a safe and educated school for to anyone who ask, showing that there is safety for all

Today thousands of young students go to colleges and universities here in America. With so many young minds placed onto one campus with little to no parental supervision the question is asked: are college campuses a safe place? Yes, most college campuses across America are safe. A study prepared by “the campaign to keep guns off campus” shows that the crime rate for college is monumentally lower than the rate for the city where the campus is located. For example, in 2013 the city of Jacksonville Florida had 452 cases of forcible rape and 3,277 accounts of aggravated assaults. A staggering amount compared to 1 forcible rape and 6 counts of aggravated assaults at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville. But what keeps students safe on

The proposition that I have in mind for this is that Wright State needs to have at least fifteen officers on duty during campus hours. I know that this will not be perfect in preventing a shooting or an attack on campus so I am also proposing that there needs to be a rapid response unit that specializes in active shooter scenarios that is able to get to campus within twenty minutes as well as a keycard system that only allows people into certain buildings with authorized cards, in this case student IDs and visitor passes. First, a greater police presence will serve as a deterrent for people to avoid attacking the campus. Second, having a keycard system that works only with student IDs and visitor passes can act as a deterrent just by making it more difficult for a person to get into a building. Lastly, having a rapid response team will reduce the time that a gunman has to perform their criminal act thus reducing the number of lives lost.

First, security is a basic need for every student on a college campus. Some campuses can be mini towns which lessen the sense of security one might feel when walking around at night. Campus police can’t be everywhere. A study done by ABC News says that, there were roughly 42,000 burglaries, 7,000 aggravated assaults, and 48 murders

In the past couple of years, violence in colleges have been on the rise. Many crimes happen that the media don’t inform the public about because they don't want college to seem as dangerous as it really is. Guns made for people for a means of defense can be used to save lives and can also be used to end them. Colleges will lose a lot of money when students find out just how dangerous the campus can be and they should want students to feel safe. Pepper spray is not always able to take out a shooter or anyone that is armed for a long period of time. Just holding a gun makes a person feel safe whether it has ammo in it or not. Even though guns on campus can bring harm to others when a psychopath can use his or her gun right for killing rather

As a University, it is essential to notify the students of all act of violence that occurs on and around campus. It is of the utmost importance for the students to be familiar with any activities on or around campus that puts their safety at risk.The Students for Concealed Carry organization stated, in their May 2009 article, that “...statistics clearly show that thousands of crimes take place on college campuses daily...2001, 610 murders and 11,659 robberies were reported across college campuses in America...2005 to 2007 more than 100 murders, 16,000 assaults, and 10,000 forcible sexual assaults were reported on college campuses.” Due to University security being a vast issue in our country, it is vital La Salle does any and everything possible