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The safety and well-being of students, faculty, staff, and visitors is the number one priority of Campus Police, says director Matthew D’Asti.
There are 27 outdoor emergency blue light poles located on campus.
The Safe Lancer Mobile App offers a wide range of features to promote safety and security.
Campus Police and Information Technology Services will conduct a test of the UWindsor Alert mass notification system on Friday, Dec. 4.
Matt D’Asti has accepted an appointment as director of Campus Community Police.
Mike Mackinnon is retiring after 10 years as director of Campus Community Police.
Campus Police officers Kevin Thompson and Lindsay Soucie are spearheading a national event to raise money for the Stronger Together Nova Scotia Fund.
A message Tuesday morning will test the UWindsor Alert mass notification system.