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Managing Partner Steven Healy was quoted in USA Today’s article examining the increasing activism across campuses nationwide to stop sexual assaults, and for students to be aware of their rights under Title IX.
Managing Partner Gary Margolis was interviewed by the Harvard Crimson following the Boston Marathon bombings for their article on university emergency response systems, social media’s impact, and the Clery Act.
Managing Partner Dr. Gary Margolis was recently interviewed to discuss security concerns in the aftermath of two bombs that exploded near the finish line of the 2013 Boston Marathon.
Campus Safety Magazine interviewed Managing Partner Gary Margolis and Margolis Healy Associate Tom Tremblay for part three of their series covering sexual assault, relationship violence and stalking. Read the full article here:Campus Safety Magazine interviewed Managing Partner Gary Margolis and Margolis Healy Associate Tom Tremblay for part three of their series covering sexual assault, relationship violence and stalking.
Dr. Margolis was recently interviewed for an article “Crime-Counting Controversy on New England’s College Campuses” for GoLocalWorcester.com.
Managing Partner Steven Healy recently spoke with Higher Education Legal Alert about the pitfalls of Clery Act compliance and how to help an institution avoid key trouble spots.
Read Full Article:HE_article_reprint.pdf
Margolis Healy has been hired by Wilkes University to assess the safety of its campus after two incidents of violence involving students rocked the community.
Penn State University is featured as a potential national leader in Clery compliance after significant improvements over the past year. Margolis Healy is cited as the firm helping Penn State enhance their compliance efforts. Read the entire article here:
Managing Partner Steven Healy was recently interviewed about the Executive Orders addressing gun violence and prevention released by President Obama this week.
Dr. Gary J. Margolis and Associate Gregory A. Thomas, M.S. presented school safety and security information to a full-capacity webinar/conference call to at least 1,000-1,200 participants in attendance from across the nation.
In response to the tragic attack at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, CT, Secure Community Network www.scnus.org coordinated and hosted the special webinar with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The webinar reviewed and discussed lessons learned from past events, best practices and cost effective security recommendations that schools and other organizations should consider as part of their preparedness, crisis management and response planning.
Due to demand, a second webinar/conference call has been scheduled for Thursday, January 10, 2013 from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m EST. Please visit here for more info.