College Safety

College Student Safety 101 - (2 Hour Workshop)

Out of 7.7 million U.S. College students, an average of 526,000 experience violent crimes such as: robbery, false imprisonment, kidnap, aggravated assault, domestic violence, rape and acquaintance rape according to the U.S. Department of Justice. That is approximately 1,441 victims per day and 60 students per hour in America.

Tony Newsom, Police Officer and author of College Student Safety Tips was recently featured in UCLA's Daily Bruin Newspaper, CBS Talk Radio, Arkansas' 105.7 - The Fix Radio Talk Show and Holder Tonight News in Montreal Canada, due to his incredible enthusiasm and dynamic ability to teach college students how to remain safe by learning to "think safety first.

College Student Safety 101 is a 2 hour PowerPoint Presentation.

In a day and age when over 26% of college females are falling victim to domestic violence or some type of sexual crimes at fraternity parties as well as in their own dorms, no student should be deprived of this workshop.

During College Safety 101, Tony Newsom reveals the 14 topics that absolutely necessary in keeping college student safe on & off campus. Those topic are:

1. Five things every student who transitions from high school to college must know to stay safe.

2. Four things every 2nd, 3rd and 4th year college student must know to stay safe.

3. Nine on-campus safety tips NO College student should be without.

4. Eight off campus safety tips NO College student should be without.

5. Why every college student must learn to recognize GHB, Ecstasy and other date rape drugs before it is too late.

6. Eight ways to prevent acquaintance/date rape from happening to you.

7. Four things you must know about rapist and how to avoid their tricks & schemes.

8. Five absolute times you should NEVER open your door or buzz someone in.

9. Six tips that will keep you far from a relationship that involves violence.

10. Five absolute necessities you must have to exit a relationship that involves violence.

11. Two reasons why looking out for fellow schoolmates can radically increase your opportunity to remain safe.

12. Five things you must know in order to affectively report a crime.

13. Five affective methods you must know to avoid being stalked.

14. Q & A

To schedule Tony Newsom for a college safety 101 workshop at your campus, contact: (800) 584-2449 or Email: info@EduSafety.net