Campus Crime Prevention

Many colleges and universities are at the forefront of employing new and innovative technology and procedures in the implementation of proactive campus crime prevention. Such strategies and procedures include the use of gunshot recognition, the use of student ambassadors to help mitigate campus protest demonstrations, the use of police comfort dogs, the use of automated license plate detectors, the employment of artificial intelligence and video analytics, new weapons detectors and campus safety apps.

Campus Law Enforcement Personnel
Campus Law Enforcement Administrators
Crime Prevention Specialists
Campus Community Engagement Personnel
Campus Physical Security Specialists
Security Professionals

Trends in Campus Crime Prevention
Recommended Campus Crime Prevention Practices
Campus Security Design Standards
Employing CPTED on Campus
Utilizing Social Media in Campus Crime Prevention
Noteworthy Campus Crime Prevention Programs
Crime Prevention and Security in Student Residence Facilities
Crime Prevention for Off-Campus Student Housing
Motor Vehicle Related Crime Prevention
Bicycle Theft Prevention
Prevention of Laptop Computer and Mobile Communication Device Theft
Crime Prevention and Security for Campus Libraries
Prevention of Rape and Sexual Assault on Campus
Prevention of Violence at Student Social Events
Prevention and Response to Active Shooter Incidents on Campus
Responding to Campus Protest Demonstrations
Campus Police Comfort Dogs
Mental Health Crisis Intervention
Use of Gunshot Recognition Systems on Campus
Use of Automatic License Plate Recognition Systems on Campus
See Something, Say Something
Shelter-in-Place Rooms
Use of Weapons Detection on Campus
Campus Safety Apps
Geo-fencing on Campus

The Complete Campus Crime Prevention Manual
The Complete Library Safety and Security Manual

Dan brings more than 50 years of law enforcement and criminal justice experience. He founded ACPI in 1998 after retiring as the Director of Public Safety at the University of Louisville, where he served for 27 years. Dan previously served as the Assistant Director of Security at Southern Illinois University and Founder and CEO of Aegis Protection Group and Aegis Security Design, a security consulting and engineering firm. He holds B.S. and M.B.A. degrees from Southern Illinois University and is a graduate of the FBI National Academy and the Southern Police Institute. Dan has trained thousands of law enforcement personnel, security professionals, and community planners from throughout the world in crime prevention strategies and programs.

Programs of this nature typically cost thousands of dollars to attend, but we have worked to reduce the cost and disruption typically encountered when attending multi-day training as much as possible. We provide highly flexible registration options. Register for multiple courses or register a group for an additional discount (price will be updated automatically). If you are not able to pay by credit card, select 'Invoice' during checkout to request an invoice to pay offline (enrollment will be completed once final payment is received).

Individual

We understand it is not always possible for multiple people to attend.

Individual

Receive an additional $50 discount if you register for multiple courses at once.

Group

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