Why should I attend?

Crime in schools and on university campuses is rife in South Africa and seems to be getting worse as the overall crime situation increases. Reported cases of attempted murder, rape, armed robbery, muggings, theft and vandalism, fraud, politically fuelled violence, gangsterism, burglary, rallies and substance abuse all point to of the likelihood that South African institutions could soon become similar to the American scenario where the need to have metal detectors, CCTV cameras and trained security guards are paramount.

The 3rd Annual Safety and Security at Educational Institutions promises to provide you with the necessary tools to implement into your current safety and security strategy and will give you the opportunity to share experiences and gain knowledge from experts in the field

People You Will Meet

This conference brings together practitioners from a range of institutions who are specialised in their field and who can provide a positive contribution to improving safety and security on campus. The speakers will provide insight into various topics related to campus safety and security.

Who Needs To Attend This Event?

Head of Security Head of Campus Protection Security Manager Director Protection Services Events Coordinator Student Affairs officer Heads of Counseling Department Director Public Affairs and Communication Residence Director Operations Manager Campus Manager

Dean Principal Vice-Principal SRC member General Manager Police Captain Superintendent Risk Management Assessor Facility Manager Director General Business Development Manager

Hear from This All New Speaker Panel:

Francois Botha Director Discrimination & Harassment Office University of Cape Town	Dr Charles Young Head Rhodes University Counselling Centre Rhodes University	Dr Jèan Steyn Durban Service Point Manager: Department of Safety and Security Management Tshwane University of Technology (Durban)
Tony Proudfoot Training Manager Gremick	Priscilla Booysen Client Relation Officer: Risk and Protection Services University of Stellenbosch	Dr Ian de Vries Head Safety and Security Tshwane University of Technology
Mauretz Schutte Director SAPS

Don't miss this event because...

Here is your change the get all the necessary knowledge that you would need to keep students on your campus safe.

Here are some of the key issues that will be discussed:

1. Find out how to improve collaboration and communication between various parties on your campus.
2. Establish how to manage the problem of alcohol and drugs on campus
3. Know what can be done to improve the safety of women on your campus
4. What can campuses do to counsel and support victims after an attack?
5. Gain strategies to improve safety and security at student residences
6. Obtain solutions to manage crime in the area surrounding your institution
7. Examine the role of the SRC in providing a safe campus environment
8. Evaluate what to do when your campus is faced with protest actions
9. Find ways for your campus security to improve its financial situation in order to secure financing for security measures
10. Assess new available technologies for improving safety and security

If you are not yet ready to register, feel free to request a reminder nearer the time .

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[ Register Now] · [ Next: Conference Day One: Monday 12 May 2008 ]