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This training document outlines the responsibilities and reporting requirements of Campus Security Authorities at the University of Missouri in relation to the Clery Act. It includes information about

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1. Gather all relevant information about the training program from your school's website or administration.
2. Fill out the application or registration form for the campus security authority training.
3. Provide your personal details, including name, contact information, and position.
4. Indicate your availability for the training sessions.
5. Submit any required documentation, such as proof of employment or a background check.
6. Attend any pre-training orientations or briefings if required.
7. Complete the training modules as scheduled, either online or in-person.
8. Pass any required assessments or quizzes at the end of the training.
9. Receive your certification or completion confirmation upon successful completion of the course.

Who needs campus security authority training?

1. All faculty and staff members who will be involved in campus safety.
2. Student leaders and organizations that interact with campus security.
3. Anyone in a position of authority on campus, including coaches and advisors.
4. Employees in roles related to student services or welfare.
5. Volunteers working with campus organizations that may involve safety responsibilities.

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What is campus security authority training?

Campus security authority training is a program designed to educate designated individuals on their responsibilities related to campus safety and security, including reporting crimes and safety concerns.

Who is required to file campus security authority training?

Individuals designated as campus security authorities, such as campus police, security personnel, and certain faculty or staff members who have responsibility for student and campus activities, are typically required to complete this training.

How to fill out campus security authority training?

To fill out campus security authority training, individuals should follow the instructions provided by their institution, which usually include completing an online module or attending an in-person session and then submitting any required documentation.

What is the purpose of campus security authority training?

The purpose of campus security authority training is to ensure that designated individuals understand their reporting obligations under federal law, such as the Clery Act, and to promote a safer campus environment by ensuring timely reporting of criminal activities.

What information must be reported on campus security authority training?

The information that must be reported typically includes any crimes that occur on campus or in certain locations, incidents of sexual assault, hate crimes, and other safety-related concerns as defined by the Clery Act.