Presidential interns complete campus safety perception project

The University of Utah’s Presidential Internship program gives undergraduate students the opportunity to contribute to strategic projects that advance the U’s goals, while providing campus leadership with valuable insight into the student experience. The Department of Public Safety’s Chief Safety Office has hosted presidential interns for several years. This year, Chief Safety Officer Keith Squires […]

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Alerting U: How and when the University of Utah communicates about campus safety

At the University of Utah, the safety of our students, faculty, staff and community is our highest priority. We understand that in moments of uncertainty or fear, clear and timely information is essential. We also recognize that the process of sending campus alerts can sometimes be confusing or frustrating—especially when information seems delayed or incomplete. […]

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Preventing campus violence through behavioral threat assessment and management

The University of Utah is building additional capacity to prevent campus violence through its Threat Assessment & Management Partnership (also known as TAMP). This newly expanded program is housed within the Department of Public Safety and benefits from the multi-disciplinary expertise of several departments across campus, including Behavioral Intervention Teams in both Student Affairs and […]

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