Navigating Through Campus Conflict: National Leadership Training to Prevent Hate Crime, Violence, and Intimidation

Day 1 (July 17^th)

Opening Remarks  

Module 1 – Framing the Issue – The Psychological Effects of Hate/Bias Crimes and Incidents on College Campus for Student Populations and their Families with Transgenerational Trauma

Module 2 – The Three Rs of Hate Incidents/Crimes: Responding, Recognition, Reporting

Module 3 – “Crises = Opportunity”: The Role of the Campus Public Safety Director During a Crisis

Module 4 – Navigating the Intricate Relationship Between College Civilian Administration and Sworn/Non-Sworn Public Safety Leadership

Module 5a (Administrators) – General Use of Force and De-Escalation Concepts

Module 5b (Law Enforcement) – Indicators of Radicalization and Global Extremism

Day 2 (July 18^th)

Recap of Day One, Overview of Day Two

Module 6 – Navigating Campus Safety Amid Evolving Civil Unrest

Module 7 – A Blueprint to Create Effective Community Outreach on Campus & Mediation Skills

• Upon Completion of this module, 15 pre-selected students will participate in mediation exercises the remainder of the training

Module 8 – The New Canary in the Coalmine: Using Social Media to Effectively Be Prepared for Threats to Campus Students, Professors, and Guests

Module 9– Laws Dealing with Hate/Bias Crimes and Interplay with the First Amendment

Module 10 – A prosecutor’s Perspective: Building a Criminal Hate Crimes Case that can be Indicted and Convicted