Courageous Conversations returns
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The first event will explore “Building a Culture of Belonging” on campus.
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Schools’ social media posts might compromise student privacy
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Identifiable images on public social media pages put minors’ privacy at risk.
Read MoreResidence hall window displays
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If you see messages displayed in residence hall windows, regardless of the content or nature of the message, report it to a nearby official.
Read MoreStatement of support for Utah Asia campus
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We express our deepest sympathy and condolences for those impacted by the injuries and loss of friends and family members.
Read MoreLanguage gap may complicate awareness and reporting of dating violence
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The study examined the language students used to describe their experiences, then compared that to the verbiage in U policies and educational program materials.
Read MoreVictim advocates: Empowering informed decision-making
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Whatever the situation is, victim advocates can help connect you to resources.
Read MoreU Safety adds deputy chief safety officer for support services
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Kimberly Barnett will oversee non-sworn campus security and ensure Clery Act compliance.
Read MoreChanging the language of policing
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The safety department is working to eliminate three common questions police officers use when taking a report.
Read MoreProtecting U students in nation’s capital
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As the chief safety officer, Keith Squires’ passion for public safety goes far beyond the geographical boundaries of the Salt Lake campus.
Read MoreNew leadership, personnel key to improvements in campus safety
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The entire department of public safety has undergone significant changes to provide a safe environment for students, faculty, staff and visitors.
Read MoreHave a safe and spooky Halloween
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Don’t be afraid to get assistance when you need it.
Read MoreA message from Chief Safety Officer Keith Squires
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Your perspective is important to us and we would like to give you some insight into our evolving role on campus.
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