Erica Pin
Erica Pin
Western University's Campus Safety Resources
Western University's Campus Safety Resources
Western University's Campus Safety Resources
Thursday 7th March 2024
Officers from Western Special Constable Service discuss campus safety, trust-building, and support for students in crisis on the RAAD Podcast.
20 minutes
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Author:
Erica Pin
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Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Recovery Reimagined
Family Recovery from Addiction
Creative Recovery Journeys
Sexual Stigmas & Myths
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Get the buttons here!Campus Safety Unveiled: Insights from Western Special Constable Service
Episode Overview
- Learn about the roles of officers from the Western Special Constable Service in maintaining campus safety
- Discover the challenges and importance of building trust when assisting individuals with substance use disorders
- Explore the various resources and support available for students in crisis situations
- Understand the policies around confidentiality and the commitment to student success
- Find out how students can access support and referral services through the Special Constable Service
We're here and we're here to help, right? And not to be, don't be afraid to call. Like, you know, we're open 24 seven for a reason because we're available for anything.
What really goes on behind the scenes to keep Western University safe? In this episode of the RAAD Podcast, host Erica Pin sits down with Kim Reynolds and Amanda Pfeffer from the Western Special Constable Service (WSCS). These two officers share their day-to-day experiences and the vital role they play in maintaining a secure environment for students. Whether you're a student yourself or just curious about campus safety, this conversation is packed with valuable information.
Kim and Amanda tackle common misconceptions about WSCS, explain who can use their services, and discuss the types of situations where reaching out can make all the difference. They also highlight the importance of building trust and maintaining confidentiality, especially when dealing with students in crisis, including those struggling with substance use. Tune in to discover how WSCS is more than just a security service; it's a cornerstone of student well-being and safety at Western University.