The talk is part of the Wednesday Noon Series presented by the university's Office of Special Events.
Admission is free.
Frazier, who most recently served as police commissioner in San Jose, Calif., was appointed to lead Baltimore's police department in February 1994. Since arrival in Baltimore, he has made major changes in the structure and practices of the city's police department. Last spring, he traveled to Tokyo with several other U.S. police chiefs, and has incorporated Japanese crime-fighting ideas into plans for Baltimore.