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School Security: What Have We Learned? What Can Be Done?
Presented by David Gordon, Security Specialist
May 17 (East) - ITT Technical Institute, Plymouth Meeting
June 21 (West) - Sanford-Brown Institute, Pittsburgh
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July 31-August 1, 2013
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Workshops and Seminars Presented by PAPSA
PAPSA and our affiliates provide lectures and seminars to help inform on a variety of topics ranging from the latest teaching techniques to management skills in a teaching environment and beyond. Below is summary of upcoming events, and associated registration documents for those events.
Upcoming Events:
PAPSA Presents:
School Security: What Have We Learned? What Can Be Done?
David Gordon — Security Specialist
For Owners, Directors, Department Heads and Campus Security Personnel
| Friday, May 17, 2013 | Friday, June 23, 2013 |
| ITT Technical Institute | Sanford-Brown Institute |
| 220 W. Germantown Pike | 777 Penn Center Blvd |
| Suite 100 | Building 7, Suite 111 |
| Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462 | Pittsburgh, PA 15235 |
10:00AM — 2:00PM
(Continental Breakfast and Lunch Included)
Presenter: David A. Gordon is a security professional with a background in psychology. He has extensive experience in physical and security training. He has held positions in educational, corporate, industrial, and military environments. For 17 years he worked in the security department for Merck and Co. He has conducted presentations in postsecondary environments on topics including Management of Aggressive Behavior, Security Awareness in the Work place, and Violence in the Workplace.
Presentation: This timely session will review school violence incidents that occurred over the last few years. The details of five incidents will be presented as Mini Case Studies. Current examples of Best Practices will be reviewed and security measures that would have mitigated or prevented the incident will be discussed. Seminar participants will receive a workbook covering the discussed topics, a template for a "Do-it-Yourself" security checklist and information on resources for further study.
