The first section is classroom discussion with a lecture component. The second section discusses confrontation, options in various types of situations, and how and why to make a decision to resist or not. The third section continues with confrontational dynamics, principles of self-defense, and resistance when faced with weapons. Students will systematically learn stances, yelling, movement, blocking, and escape methods along with many other defense techniques. Shoplifting Learn what the laws concerning shoplifting are, the consequences of the crime and how a shoplifter can be spotted.
SNAP provides nighttime campus escorts whenever classes are in session.
By calling 392- SNAP those persons on campus can obtain reliable assistance while traveling on campus. SNAP provides an alternative to traveling alone. Programs are regularly presented about SNAP to encourage use and promote personal safety. Stalking This program defines stalking, explains what an individual can do to protect themselves and how the police will respond to a report of a suspected stalker. Suspicious Persons Frequently people in the community see individuals or situations that simply do not seem right to them.