He received his BS from Auburn University and Masters from Washington College. Input in how to improve current service to the university community is needed. Mr. Younce stressed the importance of active participation against crime from all members of the university. Public Safety has the authority to remove suspicious people, unlock locked cars, provide escorts to vehicles, and jump start a car as a courtesy. Public Safety's charge is to protect and work for the university community.
Departments can call and have a security check done free of charge.
In terms of crime on campus the current statistics show that there is very little violent crime. The biggest and most preventable problem is vehicle break-ins and larceny. If people would put valuables out of sight and lock their cars a half of all cases could be avoided. Crime statistics on the campus are required and are generated from reported events. The future of crime is leaning towards Internet and computer hacking.