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Adding social media strategies to emergency notification processes can be challenging. Here are some successful procedures and policies colleges are using to get the job done.
Study abroad students summoned home by their colleges and universities over coronavrius and COVID-19 fears face quarantines and bans from campus, according to published reports.
Protests targeting the use of facial recognition surveillance to bolster campus safety have been mounted by college students and faculty in recent days.
Study abroad programs are suspended in China, Italy, South Korea and elsewhere as coronavirus spreads and college and university officials prepare for more cases in the U.S.
Communicating with students and parents is key to ensuring safety on campus, say UB guest columnists Jacqueline Vernarelli and Sofia Pendley at Sacred Heart University in Connecticut.
A proposed law would require Connecticut colleges and universities to conduct anonymous campus surveys on rape, sexual assault and sexual misconduct every two years.
UB guest columnist Gabe Antenucci of LaBella Associates shares three design and programming considerations for accommodating special needs users when adapting an existing facility or building a new one. He was part of the design team for Nazareth College’s new Golisano Training Center for students and Special Olympics athletes.
Virtual and physical maps at several colleges and universities are being updated to include accessibility features such as ramps, automatic doors and parking.
UB guest columnist Michael Bernstein addresses how higher ed institutions can align the work of faculty and students with the needs, goals and interests of their communities. They are in a position to take the lead on the pressing issue of water quality by leveraging cutting-edge research and tech, says Bernstein, who is interim president of Stony Brook U.
The days of late-night campus shuttles taking students home along fixed routes may now be as quaint as using a pay phone to request those rides. Campus leaders are teaming up with ride-sharing companies to boost safety and make routes more efficient.
Today’s students expect their campus experience to be mobile-enabled. To meet these student expectations, institutions are offering a mobile credential option for campus ID and access cards, enabling students to […]
One of the best places to outline campus safety information may be on a type of document that’s in the hands of every student, whether they spend most of their time on campus, commute to class or study remotely.
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