Programs & Training Opportunities

CMUPD provides educational workshops free of charge to students, faculty and staff on issues concerning safety and wellbeing. Programs generally last one hour and include time for questions. In addition, throughout the year, our Police Officers participate in campus events with crime prevention and education display tables staffed by officers. If you would like to request a safety program or table display participation for your department or student group, please see the topics below and submit the online request form. 

Workshops

Empowerment - De-escalation -Self Defense

CMUPD Empowerment, De-escalation, Self Defense workshops take a systematic approach to personal safety by teaching situational awareness, verbal strategies, and physical techniques for evading and countering aggressive and violent behavior.

Active Violence Incident - Run, Hide, Fight 

Contemplating an active attacker incident is terrifying and disturbing. While unlikely to occur, knowing how to respond could save lives. CMUPD is committed to providing you with the information to help you stay safe. Having a plan helps you make decisions and could save your life and others.

Citizens Police Academy

CMUPD Citizens Police Academy gives the community the opportunity to gain experience about various aspects of law enforcement. Members of the academy will gain insight into the operation of our police department and learn how the law enforcement community works together to maintain public safety. Click here for more information. 

Situational Awareness

This workshop is based on self-awareness and planning with a strong emphasis on Intuition (Book of Fear).

Substance Abuse Informational Workshop

Showing the human condition of substance abuse and how it effects the body long term and identifying the signs of impairment through educational videos.

College Campus Scams

College students are among those targeted by scammers. This presentation discusses the scams faced by students at college, the warning signs to watch for, and how students can protect themselves.