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The Survey of American College Students: Student Evaluation of Campus Police and Other Security Personnel presents 80 tables of data presenting the opinions and evaluations of American college students about campus police and other security personnel. The report is designed so that campus police and college administrators can incorporate our questionnaire into their own student satisfaction research and compare their results to the national norms presented in our data. The data presents aggregate answers, and answers broken out by sixteen criteria, to questions such as: 1) Have you ever reported an incident to the campus police? 2) DO you think that your campus has a sufficient number of campus police? 3) What do you think of the professionalism of the campus police? 4) How safe do you feel on campus? and 5) How safe do you feel on campus compared to how you felt back home?
Available March 2009
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