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MTSU Police Offering Women Age 13+ RAD Training - Vimarsana News

MTSU Police Offering Women Age 13+ RAD Training

(MURFREESBORO)  Registration is open for the Middle Tennessee State University Police Department’s annual Rape Aggression Defense Systems, or RAD, course.   The free training is available to women and girls ages 13 and older from the campus community and the general public, including women unaffiliated with MTSU. The six classes that make up the training will take place from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Thursdays from Oct. 12 through Nov. 16, with ...

MTSU Police Procure, Pursue Grants for Detective Position, Tech to Better Serve Campus Community STOP Grant - Vimarsana News

MTSU Police Procure, Pursue Grants for Detective Position, Tech to Better Serve Campus Community STOP Grant

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — For MTSU Police Department Chief Ed Kaup, searching for and procuring grants is an important part of the department’s work.   “With grant funding, we are able to develop worthwhile programs or purchase equipment to better serve the community while not putting that cost burden on the university,” Kaup said. “The selection process is very competitive but worth the effort.”  Currently, the department has ...

MTSU offers safety course for women - Vimarsana News

MTSU offers safety course for women

The Middle Tennessee State University Police Department is teaching a three-week Rape Aggression Defense Systems course this summer available free to female MTSU students, faculty, staff and community members ages

Registration open for MTSU Police's free RAD self-defense course - Vimarsana News

Registration open for MTSU Police's free RAD self-defense course

MURFREESBORO, Tenn. — Sgt. Jason Hurley is one of two campus officers certified to instruct next month’s Rape Aggression Defense Systems, or RAD, course.  A Murfreesboro, Tennessee, native, Hurley chose to become a certified RAD instructor after serving those who have been victims of sexual assault and abuse during his almost decade-long tenure on the campus police force.   “I feel a personal responsibility to provide the knowledge and experien ...

Katelynn Erskine setting gender standards for MTSU police - Vimarsana News

Katelynn Erskine setting gender standards for MTSU police

MTSU Officer Katelynn Erskine knows female officers like herself play a vital role in law enforcement.