Safe At University
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DO YOU THINK YOUR CHILD IS SAFE ON CAMPUS?
Imagine your son or daughter exiting the library or a study hall on
their campus late at night. As they head back to their dorm room, with
thoughts of what late night snack they are going to enjoy, they
suddenly become aware of footsteps behind them. Your child turns and
looks back to see someone following them about twenty yards behind. Is
it another student? Did they just exit the same building? There’s no
one else in sight – what should they do?
Consider these nationwide on campus crime statistics from the U.S.
Department of Education - Office of Postsecondary Education:
TOTAL CRIMINAL OFFENSES ON CAMPUS - 2007
Murder/Non-negligent manslaughter: 46
Negligent manslaughter: 4
Sex offenses - forcible: 2,697
Sex offenses - non-forcible: 38
Robbery: 1,962
Aggravated assault: 2,844
Burglary: 30,262
Motor vehicle theft: 4,943
Arson: 790
Not very comforting statistics when you are getting ready to send
your son or daughter off to school are they? You need practical
information, proven common sense safety strategies and tips to educate
your young student. You need to order the guide:
PREVENTIVE MEASURES: A RESOURCE GUIDE FOR CAMPUS SAFETY.
As a parent I felt uneasy about sending my Freshman daughter to
college as the days of protecting her from harm had ended. I however,
felt a sense of relief as she returned home and demonstrated what she
had learned in your self-protection class. She had developed better
awareness of her surroundings and is prepared to take action if ever
attacked. The world is full of evil and being prepared to face it is
the key."
~T. GRANDE
2,697*
*NUMBER OF ON CAMPUS FORCIBLE SEX OFFENSES NATIONWIDE.
2007 statistics from U.S. Department of Education - Office of
Postsecondary Education.
PREVENTIVE MEASURES: A RESOURCE GUIDE FOR CAMPUS SAFETY is a 46-page
guide for parents and students that explains the personal safety
issues your son or daughter might encounter while attending college.
For less than the price of one self-defense lesson this guide will
explain:
• Common sense strategies on creating a safe environment in your
dorm or apartment.
• What criminals look for in a victim.
• Dangers of an open campus.
• "What If" scenarios.
• Which self-defense techniques work.
• Target areas and how to strike them.
• Carrying pepper spray/weapons.
• Dangers of alcohol and drugs.
• Dealing with Sexual/Textual harassment.
• Why the Jeanne Clery Act is important for students and parents.
WHO SHOULD BUY THIS: parents, grandparents, or relatives who want
their loved ones to have practical tips on creating a safe higher
learning experience, friends that believe in looking out for each
other.
WHO SHOULD NOT BUY THIS: people who assume that following the
'Golden Rule' guarantees their safety, anyone that thinks watching
martial art films or MMA fights assures their ability to defend
themselves, and anyone who thinks bad things only happen to other
people.
HELP CREATE A SAFE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT FOR YOUR STUDENT TODAY!
ONLY $24.95
Your guide will be available to download in PDF format once your
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Be safe when you run. Road ID is a bracelet that
you wear when running, hiking or walking that provides medical and
emergency contact information to first responders (EMT's, police) in
case you are injured and unable to communicate.
CLICK THE IMAGE BELOW FOR MORE INFO AND TO PURCHASE.
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