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- From: "Dawkins, Marc (DCJS)" <>
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- Subject: 2016 Campus Safety and Violence Prevention Forum
- Date: Tue, 2 Feb 2016 17:02:51 +0000
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Good afternoon, Registration is currently open for the 2016 conference:
2016 Campus Safety and Violence Prevention Forum
March 7, 2016 Pre-Conference Training Description Mark your calendars for the
“Virginia Campus Safety and Violence Prevention Forum,” March 7-10, 2016 at the Renaissance Hotel in Portsmouth, Virginia hosted by the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) in partnership with the Virginia Association of Campus
Law Enforcement Administrators (VACLEA). The forum will bring together experts in the field of violence prevention, campus sexual assault, the Clery Act, Title IX, threat assessment, and mental health to discuss the latest research, policies, legal challenges,
interdisciplinary cooperation, and reporting issues. Leading national experts will discuss critical issues that impact the policies and procedures that must be in place
for the proper management and investigation of sexual assaults, the Clery Act and Title IX compliance, and other safety and violence prevention initiatives. Structured to encourage a cross-disciplinary approach to these complex campus and community public
health issues, attendees will have significant opportunities to share expertise and resources with colleagues from across the country. Conference Keynotes
Voluntary Intoxication: It’s Not Consent for Sex You Know -
Russell Strand,
Chief, Behavioral Sciences Education and Training Division, United States Army Military Police School Campus
Dating Violence -
Sharon Donnelly Love,
The One Love Foundation Risk Assessment, Evaluation Panels and Coordination of Information: The Virginia Model -
Leslie Gomez, Partner, Pepper Hamilton LLP and Gina Maestro-Smith, Partner, Pepper Hamilton LLP Trauma, Addiction, and Victimization: The Unspoken Cycle-
Jennifer Storm,
Victim Advocate, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Active Shooter – The Coming Storm -
Michael Freeman, Special Agent, Federal Bureau of Investigation Suffer From Burnout, Give ‘em the F.I.N.G.E.R. -
Mark Yarbrough, Motivational Speaker Conference Topics
March 7, 2016: Pre-Conference - The Impacts of VAWA on the Intersection between Title IX and Clery: Practical
Considerations for Coordination and Integration - Leslie M. Gomez and Gina Maistro Smith, Pepper Hamilton, LLP This session will focus on the complex issues involved in coordinating campus responses in light of the Violence
Against Women Reauthorization Act of 2013. Following the finalization of the negotiated regulations in October 2014, educational institutions are required to fully implement VAWA as of July 2015. This session will focus on the intersection of Title IX and
Clery with respect to: policy development, effective oversight of Clery and Title IX responsibilities, coordination of parallel investigations, the overlap between Campus Security Authority and responsible employee designations, and recent practices regarding
memoranda of understanding. The session will offer practical advice and guidance based on the presenters’ experiences at public and private institutions across the nation. March 10, 2016: Post Conference – Mental Health First Aid for Higher Education
(Session is currently full) Mental Health First Aid for Higher Education is designed with colleges’ and universities’ unique culture and resources
in mind. Training students, faculty and others in higher education settings how to recognize the symptoms of emerging mental illnesses or to assist young adults in a mental health crisis can help lessen the severity and impact of mental illnesses. The course includes:
*Please note that this session is limited to 35 participants Who Should Attend? Campus police and security personnel, municipal law enforcement with a connection to institutions of higher education,
student conduct professionals, Title IX coordinators and investigators, counseling and women’s center professionals, prosecutors, mental health professionals, victim advocates, residence life staff, and other interested campus or community personnel. For More Information and Registration:
http://www.dcjs.virginia.gov/vcscs/training/CampusSafetyandViolencePreventionForum/2016/ Marc Marc Dawkins Campus Safety and Violence Prevention Coordinator, Division of Law Enforcement and Security Services Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services 1100 Bank Street, Richmond, VA 23219 Phone: 804.225.3431 FAX: 804.786.0410 CEL: 804.380.9709 For up to date information, subscribe to
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- 2016 Campus Safety and Violence Prevention Forum, Dawkins, Marc (DCJS), 02/02/2016
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