By Jon Hager
Behavioral intervention teams keep colleges safe by responding to reports of individuals exhibiting concerning behavior. Learn what kinds of behavior, both on campus and online, members of the college community should always report.
By Dr. Randall Hanifen
With numerous recent hate crimes causing multiple deaths and injuries, first responders must be prepared to act. Incident response planning now mitigates chaos in the event of a future hate-related attack.
By Jon Hager
College behavioral intervention teams play a crucial role in identifying and stepping in when an individual is exhibiting potentially dangerous behavior. Learn more about how they keep campuses safe.
By Dr. Jarrod Sadulski
After the devastating shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, important legislative measures were enacted to protect students in Florida. While this was a step in the right direction, what more needs to be done?
By Keith Collins
Do members of the public know how to respond to emergencies like an active shooter incident? When should people shelter in place versus evacuate? Learn why workplaces must partner with local agencies to create diverse emergency action plans.
By Dr. Michael Pittaro
Nikolas Cruz is the latest culprit in a string of deadly school shootings, so what do these adolescent shooters have in common? Learn how a lack of belonging, guidance and resilience contribute to an individual's likelihood to disregard society's norms and laws.
By Dr. Jarrod Sadulski
During active shooter and mass casualty incidents, officers experience high levels of stress that can remain long after the incident has passed. How can they prepare for the range of mental and physical responses when duty calls?
