Safe and Sound Online - Kennesaw State University

policies and state law. Federal law requires
KSU to notify faculty, staff and students
of its alcohol and drug policy, which can
be accessed at https://web.kennesaw.edu/
hr/content/drug-alcohol. Specific policies
governing students living in on campus
residential facilities can be found at http://
www.kennesaw.edu/residencelife/policies.
shtml. Both sites include information on
education and programs.
KSU police are active members on the
Alcohol and Other Drug Education and
Prevention Coalition (AOD). KSU AOD is a
campus-wide collaboration across various
departments. It’s mission is to engage the
University community to make responsible
and educated choices about alcohol and
other drugs in support of the standards of the
KSU community and its goal is to develop
and disseminate educational information
regarding alcohol and other drug issues in a
collegiate environment.
SECURITY AWARENESS
AND CRIME PREVENTION EDUCATION
AND PROGRAMMING ON CAMPUS
that violent crimes are crimes of opportunity
and that when you remove the element of
opportunity, you reduce the risk of attack.
Ninety percent of self-defense is mental
preparedness; the other 10 percent is physical.
SAFE provides participants with great crime
prevention information and resources, as
well as a basic familiarization with physical
defense training methods
RAD
Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) is a
comprehensive course that begins with
awareness, prevention, risk reduction and
avoidance while progressing on to the basics
of hands-on defense training. Certified RAD
instructors teach all RAD classes. Classes
include Basic RAD, Advanced RAD, RAD for
Men and RAD for Seniors.
ADVANCED RAD
Advanced Rape Aggression Defense is a
25-hour course, which is administered in five
different, five hour blocks of instructions.
Advanced RAD builds on the basic
philosophy and defense techniques taught in
RAD Basic Physical Defense for
Security awareness and crime prevention
programs on personal safety are sponsored
by various departments at KSU throughout
the year. Security awareness programs
are designed to inform students and
employees about campus security
procedures and practices and to encourage
students and employees to be responsible
for their own security and the security of
others.
University police facilitate programs
for students, faculty, staff, orientations,
organizations and residential housing.
Residence Life and other offices under the
dean of student success offer programs for
students specifically. Crime prevention
and security awareness programs available
include:
Crime Prevention Lecture
Power Point presentation covering basic
crime prevention, personal safety and
office safety.
SAFE
Self-defense Awareness & Familiarization
Exchange (SAFE) is a two-hour program
for female students, faculty and staff at
KSU. The program is based upon the idea