Security On Campus, Inc.
Security On Campus, Inc. (SOC) has made a dramatic and far reaching impact on college campus crime reporting, campus crime victim rights and prevention initiatives to reduce campus crime over the past twenty-two years.
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Calling All College Students And High Schools: Participate In The Safe On Campus Peer Education Prog
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We are currently recruiting college students (undergraduate and graduate students) for paid internships with our Safe On Campus Peer Education Program. SOC/PEP empowers college students to go into the ...
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Security On Campus, Inc.

Security On Campus PSA with Kristen Stewart
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This Security On Campus (SOC) Public Service Announcement starring Kristen Stewart, star of The Twilight Saga: New Moon, will be airing in April for Sexual Assault Awareness month and then also in September for National Campus Safety Awareness month. ...
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Security On Campus, Inc.

University of Miami All Clear After BB Gun Scare
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Police have found BB gunman and re-opened campus
November 20 at 1:28pm
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Security On Campus, Inc. This article describes how Jeanne Clery Act campus crime statistics can be used to analyze trends and help campus safety respond. It also discusses how SOC's "Collecting, Classifying and Counting" Reference Guide has helped clarify new campus hate crime reporting provisions.

Keene Equinox - Referrals on the rise
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Every year Campus Safety gathers and reports statistics concerning crimes that occur on the Keene State College campus and the property that surrounds the college.
November 14 at 8:29am
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Security On Campus, Inc. "Jonathan Kassa, executive director of Security on Campus, acknowledged the confusing aspects of the Clery Act. But, he said, Tarleton 'can't be [let] off the hook' because of confusion about the mandates of a law the school has been operating under for nearly two decades. Alerting students to the sexual assaults, for ...instance, is 'an ethical and moral obligation, not a compliance obligation,' he said."

A Fine Education
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Tarleton State University officials learned recently that underreporting campus crime could be expensive. The ultimate source of that lesson? Their own journalism students, who started investigating the Stephenville university's crime statistics thre
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November 11 at 10:29am
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Security On Campus, Inc. Purchase "Speak Out and Stand Up: Raising Awareness about Sexual Assault" (hosted by Kristen Stewart the star of Twilight) and "Culture of Silence: Stalking Awareness" for only $120! Click below for order form, or call the SOC office at (610) 768-9330.

SOC’s New Stalking And Sexual Assault Educational Videos Now Available
www.securityoncampus.org
National non-profit campus security organization geared to the prevention of college and university campus crime, and crime victim assistance
November 9 at 11:28am
Nirmala Rayan
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Great!
November 9 at 10:13pm
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Security On Campus, Inc. Judy Benitez of the Louisiana Foundation Against Sexual Assault (LaFASA), S. Daniel Carter of Security On Campus, Inc. (SOC), and Margaret Mikkelsen of Students Active for Ending Rape (SAFER) at the College Sexual Assault Prevention Conference hosted by LaFASA in Baton Rouge, LA, November 9, 2009.

SOC At Work
November 9 at 11:23am
Nirmala Rayan
Nirmala Rayan
Great! work
November 9 at 10:12pm
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Security On Campus, Inc. Tarleton State University's failure to disclose information about campus burglaries and drug and sex offenses has prompted the U.S. Department of Education to propose a $137,500 fine for violating The Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act.

Tarleton told of $137,500 fine for inaccurate crime reporting - News
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Tarleton told of $137,500 fine for inaccurate crime reporting,
November 5 at 1:43pm
Ken Stanton
Ken Stanton
Glad to hear. Students and parents have every right to know that campus is not a perfectly safe place. This should open people's eyes to the topic of self-defense on campus, as well.
November 5 at 1:49pm
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Security On Campus, Inc. According to Security on Campus (SOC) Director of Public Policy S. Daniel Carter, the Department of Ed will not update the Clery handbook until next year, at the earliest. Because of this delay, SOC will be issuing some interim guidance on the new rules. “We anticipate putting out an analysis of the regulations [this] ...week to help explain them point by point,” he says.

Final HEOA Rules Expand Universities’ Responsibilities :: News :: Campus Safety Magazine
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Education released the finalized rules of the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (HEOA) on Oct. 29.
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November 3 at 12:12pm
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Security On Campus, Inc.

New Campus Security Regulations Published
New federal regulations dealing with campus emergencies, fire safety, hate crimes and missing students were published this morning by the U.S. Department of Education...
October 29 at 5:32am
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Security On Campus, Inc.

Bloomfield man charged in murder of UConn's Jasper Howard- The New Haven Register - Serving New Have
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October 27 at 10:10pm
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Security On Campus, Inc.

Recent violent crimes upset the sense of refuge on college campuses - Kansas City Star
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Tuition may not be the most troubling concern for parents sending sons and daughters off to college. A disturbing pattern of violent crime has erupted across the nation’s campuses — ...
October 25 at 1:43pm
Ken Stanton
Ken Stanton
The article really contradicts itself, saying that crime hasn't really risen on campus - is this just a title to get attention?

Also:
"Since the Virginia Tech rampage, all universities have tried to prepare for the rare incident of a person on campus with a gun."
Rampage? The only reason this was a rampage is because no one could be armed to ... See Moredefend themselves and shoot back. Also, no one is preparing for "a person ... with a gun" -- they are preparing for an active shooter. There is a huge difference, especially considering there are many campuses where people carry guns every day legally and responsibly.
October 25 at 2:38pm
Walter Peguise
Walter Peguise
I'm glad you used the phrase,"rare incident". That's what these shooting are. There is absolutely no need to over react by arming masses of students with handguns. I caution you, arm students and shootings on a college campus will not be labeled a "Rare Incident".
October 25 at 3:18pm
Walter Peguise
Walter Peguise
If I were you, I'd be more concerned about rapes, assaults,burglaries, and other such crimes that occur on the college campus daily.If you really want to help stop violence on the college campus, highlight some of these issues and work to resolve them.
October 25 at 3:24pm
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Security On Campus, Inc. Staff from UConn and other colleges and experts on campus security say maintaining an open campus while ensuring safety is a difficult but vital balancing act.
About 80 percent of crimes on campuses are committed by students against other students; the rest are committed by a mix of non-students, including outsiders and... staff, according to S. Daniel Carter, public policy director at Security On Campus Inc., a national nonprofit devoted to safer campuses.

Colleges, Universities Face Difficult Decisions To Keep Open Campuses Safe -- Courant.com
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For colleges and universities, it is always a challenge: balancing the desire to welcome the public to campus events with the need to protect the safety of the school community.The stabbing death early ...
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October 24 at 7:38am
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Ken Stanton
Ken Stanton
Walter, with all due respect, the 'everyone is drunk and stoned' argument is as bad of a fallacy as it gets. Do you use the same logic when it comes to students having cars on campus? Pocket knives? And owning a firearm and carrying it day to day - including on campus - is about FAR more than the rare campus shooting. Though, we should note that at... See More the campuses that allow carry on campus, there have been no shootings and also no problem with drunk people shooting up poker games. You might also note that most students who own guns (i.e. are of age) live off campus, and there aren't problems there, either.
October 25 at 2:42pm
Walter Peguise
Walter Peguise
I've never heard of a student running down multiple number of students with a car one after another or someone stabbing multiple number of students with a pocket knife before being subdued.You're trying to kill a rat with a machine gun.You can't put out a fire by adding fuel to the fire.You and your buddies at the NRA are opening up pandora's box and you will not be able to control the demons when they are out.
October 25 at 3:38pm
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Security On Campus, Inc.

Sac State Student Identified As Attack Suspect - Sacramento News Story - KCRA Sacramento
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. -- Sacramento State University police say they have identified a student suspected of fatally beating another student at a campus residence hall. Thursday, October 22, 2009.
October 22 at 12:24am