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Emergency planning improving at colleges, but significant gaps remain is the headline of SecurityInfoWatch's new article released October 23, 2015, following an interview with Senior Director Dan Pascale, which explores the findings of our 2015 Campus Safety Survey Key Findings Report.
The Chronicle of Higher Education* recently interviewed Senior Director of Security and Emergency Management Services Dan Pascale, CPP on the implications of Margolis Healy's 2015 Campus Safety Survey Key Findings Report on emergency management on college and university campus. Read the entire article: Many Colleges’ New Emergency Plan: Try to Account for Every Possibility
* Please note, The Chronicle of Higher Education is a subscription-based publiation.
Study Finds Many Colleges May Be Neglecting Emergency Preparedness is the headline from Campus Safety Magazine in their top story article on Margolis Healy's 2015 Campus Safety Survey Key Findings Report. The magazine included a slideshow of all charts and a link to the full report.
USA Today released an article, Study: Campuses show gaps in active shooter drills, emergency responses, based on Margolis Healy's 2015 Campus Safety Survey Key Findings Report. The article includes a link to the full report.
Co-Founder and Managing Partner Steven J. Healy was interviewed by the International Business Times in this October 6, 2015 article, After Oregon Shooting, Should Online School Threats Be Taken More Seriously? Steven addresses being aware and attuned to the social media conversations happening at the high school and college levels and the importance of alerts and context.
Steven J. Healy and other well-respected campus safety experts thoroughly discussed the issues of threat assessment, emergency planning, preparation and other campus safety and security issues in this article by Stephen Loiaconi. Read the entire piece, Threat assessment, preparation can help prevent college shooting deaths, experts say.
