Have you ever wondered what’s the difference between Drexel Police Officers and Allied Universal Security Officers? Asked why we may respond to one location and not others? Curious as to outreach initiatives we are working on with other agencies and our partnership with the Philadelphia Police Department? We encourage you to sign up for this session to have your questions answered and get a better understanding of who we are.

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This event is one of many optional virtual roundtables that Drexel Public Safety is hosting as a supplement to the required Enterprise Learning "Drexel University Active Threat: We're Prepared, Are You?"

Calling for emergency responders can be overwhelming when you don’t know what to expect or the reason why you may be asked many questions. This session will give you the opportunity to learn from our dispatchers more about the four W’s: Where, When, Who and What and why we need to ask these important questions when you’re experiencing or reporting an emergency.

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This event is one of many optional virtual roundtables that Drexel Public Safety is hosting as a supplement to the required Enterprise Learning "Drexel University Active Threat: We're Prepared, Are You?"

Rave Guardian is a free mobile app that turns your smartphone into a personal safety device and campus resource center. By downloading the app on your mobile phone, you’ll have access to safety features that directly connect you to campus safety (or 9-1-1 if off-campus) in an emergency, as well as the ability to submit anonymous tips should you see something suspicious. During the training you will learn the how the Rave Guardian App works including: Register and set up an account; Easy Emergency Communication; Add & Message Guardians; Set a Safety Timer; Send Anonymous Tips.

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This event is one of many optional virtual roundtables that Drexel Public Safety is hosting as a supplement to the required Enterprise Learning "Drexel University Active Threat: We're Prepared, Are You?"

Public Safety’s self-protection program, SAFE, aims to give Drexel students, faculty and staff the practical skills, resources and knowledge you can use to increase your personal safety and protect yourself in an unsafe situation. The program focuses on your mindset, self-awareness, techniques that could assist in the event of a physical assault, and information on how and to whom you should report incidents and any safety concerns.

SAFE I begins with a brief overview of the class and explains the reporting processes, mindset and various free public safety services that are provided. We will focus on stances and patterns of movement, then give a general overview of striking (such as punching palm strikes). We will also explain how to kick and knee properly. We end SAFE I with instructions on how to defend against arm grabs and some chokes. SAFE I classes will be offered the second week of every month on Monday and Wednesday from 5-7 p.m.

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Have you ever participated in any of our public safety presentations or resources? Wanted to participate, but don’t know how to sign up? Needed a walking escort, but wasn’t sure who to call? Let us introduce you to all the free resources and programs that you can take advantage of to keep yourself safe on campus and in your personal life.

You can register for this roundtable by clicking the link below and then logging in with your Drexel credentials.

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This event is one of many optional virtual roundtables that Drexel Public Safety is hosting as a supplement to the required Enterprise Learning "Drexel University Active Threat: We're Prepared, Are You?"

Although there is no guarantee that you can prevent a crime from occurring, this session will provide you with crime prevention tips to be used both at work and home. Have you or a loved one ever been the victim of a crime? Our Victim Services Coordinator will be on hand to provide information on how you can be a good witness and steps you can take to protect yourself from being victimized.

You can register for this roundtable by clicking the link below and then logging in with your Drexel credentials.

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This event is one of many optional virtual roundtables that Drexel Public Safety is hosting as a supplement to the required Enterprise Learning "Drexel University Active Threat: We're Prepared, Are You?"

The objective of this roundtable is to describe the features of Drexel's fire safety posture, actions during medical emergencies, and emergency preparedness planning to participants. Topics included are fire extinguisher and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) familiarization, emergency procedures, preparedness planning for stakeholders and their families.

You can register for this roundtable by clicking the link below and then logging in with your Drexel credentials.

Register in Career Pathway

This event is one of many optional virtual roundtables that Drexel Public Safety is hosting as a supplement to the required Enterprise Learning "Drexel University Active Threat: We're Prepared, Are You?"

Public Safety’s self-protection program, SAFE, aims to give Drexel students, faculty and staff the practical skills, resources and knowledge you can use to increase your personal safety and protect yourself in an unsafe situation. The program focuses on your mindset, self-awareness, techniques that could assist in the event of a physical assault, and information on how and to whom you should report incidents and any safety concerns.

SAFE II begins with a quick review of SAFE I lessons. We then transition to defense from both arm grabs and body grabs, and then explore various techniques from the ground (for example: how to defend against an assailant that is sitting on top of you). SAFE II classes will be offered the fourth week of every month on Monday and Wednesday from 5–7 p.m. and cannot be taken until you have completed SAFE I.

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