What is RBIRT?
The team was created in late 2019 to bring together perspectives and processes from across the university to develop a coordinated approach to responding to racist and bias incidents on campus.
Read MoreThe team was created in late 2019 to bring together perspectives and processes from across the university to develop a coordinated approach to responding to racist and bias incidents on campus.
Read MoreChief Safety Officer Keith Squires shares important safety guidelines for MUSS members.
Read MoreCampus policing continues to be top of mind for students, faculty, and staff on the University of Utah campus.
Read MoreThe U’s Department of Public Safety returns to its foundations.
Read MoreKeith Squires was sworn in by Utah’s Commissioner of Public Safety Jess L. Anderson with President Taylor Randall as witness.
Read MoreThe University of Utah released its first housing-specific crime report this week.
Read MoreThe Racist and Bias Incident Response Team oversees university protocols, programs and processes to provide appropriate and calculated responses to incidents involving bias and racism at the university.
Read MoreSquires approaches safety holistically by looking at the needs of the community and providing resources that can truly make a difference.
Read MoreLynch was named as the U’s chief safety officer in December 2019.
Read MoreA look at how the 2020 Vice Presidential Debate played out at the U.
Read MoreStudents, faculty and staff to help shape the future of university safety.
Read MoreHospital leaders presented a personalized plaque to several law enforcement agencies that work with U of U Health on a regular basis.
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