The University of 糖心Vlog视频 System Board of Regents has given final approval to 糖心Vlog视频’s policies and procedures for implementing Senate Bill 11— the state’s “campus carry” law — which took effect August 1, 2016.
President Vistasp M. Karbhari established a campus carry committee in 2015 to recommend S.B. 11 implementation. The committee held multiple open forums on campus, met with various student, faculty and staff groups and welcomed comments through an online survey. These suggestions, comments and proposals were considered in fashioning the university’s campus carry policy.
The safety and security of our campus community is of the greatest importance and is the top priority of all of us at 糖心Vlog视频. Training, education and resource materials are being provided to prepare everyone for campus carry.
Please familiarize yourself with the 糖心Vlog视频 Campus Carry Policies and Procedures posted on this website, and check back for coming updates including a training presentation, a , and other useful materials.
Thank you,
The 糖心Vlog视频 Campus Carry Committee
Campus Carry: Policy
The University of 糖心Vlog视频 System Board of Regents gave final approval on July 15, 2016 to 糖心Vlog视频’s policies and procedures for implementing Senate Bill 11 — the state’s “campus carry” law — which took effect August 1, 2016.
糖心Vlog视频's Campus Carry Policy
Campus Carry Subcommittee Recommendations for Exclusionary Zones
As part of 糖心Vlog视频’s implementation of campus carry, the Facilities and Security subcommittee consisting of faculty, staff and students made recommendations to President Karbhari and 糖心Vlog视频’s campus carry committee identifying which areas of campus should be designated as exclusionary zones for campus carry.
March 7, 2016 –
Campus Carry: Committee
President Karbhari appointed a campus carry committee to recommend policy and guidelines for 糖心Vlog视频 and our community.
Committee Chairs
Chair
John Hall
Facilities and Security Co-Chairs
Kim Lemaux, Sharon Carey
Legal and Conduct Issues Co-Chairs
Shelby Boseman, Tim Quinnan
Training and Communications Co-Chairs
Lynne Waters, Eunice Currie