HISTORY AND PROPER ROLE OF CAMPUS SECURITY, PART 2

• NCJ Number: 35371
• Journal: Security World Dated: (APRIL 1971)
• Author(s): J W POWELL
• Date Published: 1971
• Length: 4 pages
• Corporate Author: Security World Publishing Co, Inc
• Publication Format: Article
• Language: English
• Country: United States of America
• Note: REPRINT

Annotation

PERSONNEL SELECTION, TRAINING, UNIFORMS, FIREARMS, AND MASS STUDENT DISRUPTION ARE DISCUSSED IN RELATION TO THE PROPER ROLE OF AN EFFECTIVE CAMPUS SECURITY PROGRAM.

Abstract

PERSONNEL SHOULD BE WELL-EDUCATED, COLLEGE DEGREES ARE PREFERABLE, AND SHOULD BE TRAINED IN-HOUSE. POLICE ACADEMY TRAINING COURSES OFTEN DO NOT DEAL WITH THE PROBLEMS FOUND ON CAMPUSES. THE AUTHOR FAVORS A BLAZER AND SLACKS TYPE OF UNIFORM AS WELL AS THE CARRYING OF FIREARMS, BUT NOT AT ALL TIMES. FOR PART ONE, SEE NCJ-35370.