Carolina will continue to invest in resources and training to ensure the University has the right tools and procedures to accurately prevent, respond to and report crimes, and issue timely notice of any known safety threats to the campus community.
Carolina will continue to invest in resources and training to ensure the University has the right tools and procedures to accurately prevent, respond to and report crimes, and issue timely notice of any known safety threats to the campus community.
Carolina has a history of navigating tough issues together, and over the past six months, we have made significant progress in the realm of public safety.
On the way home to Chapel Hill, the Tar Heel Bus Tour rolled through Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, Greensboro, Raleigh, Durham, Burlington, Wilkesboro and Eden.
On the second day of the Tar Heel Bus Tour, participants examined the University's impact on the coast, in the mountains and farmlands.
On the first day of the route, faculty members and senior administrators from Carolina visited Siler City, Snow Hill, Winterville, Lumberton and Rocky Mount to learn how the University is working with the state on critical issues.
In the coming weeks and months, we will direct our attention to strengthening our prevention efforts. Within the next month, we will convene a coalition of students, faculty and staff to help us develop a comprehensive strategy for prevention and awareness that will resonate with students.
