The Bowdoin College Office of Safety and Security provides 24-hour service and protection to the Bowdoin community. Security officers are generally assigned to campus patrol operations, the communications center, and campus museums.The campus is patrolled by officers in vehicles, on foot, and on bicycle. The 24-hour communications center answers emergency and routine calls for service and monitors an array of security cameras and life safety systems. Blue light emergency phones dot the campus to provide a ready means to obtain help. The Bowdoin Shuttle provides safe student transportation within a one-mile radius of campus.Safety and Security responds to and investigates all reported incidents and policy violations. Excellent interdepartmental relationships are maintained with the Brunswick police, fire/emergency medical, the Maine State Police, and federal law enforcement agencies for coordinated emergency response and operational support.Bowdoin has an all-hazards campus emergency management plan and conducts annual scenario-based drills to test campus readiness and response. A campus-wide mass notification system informs all students, faculty and staff of campus emergencies and timely warnings/security alerts within minutes, providing safety information and instructions.The Office of Safety and Security is accredited by the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA). The Office is affiliated with the National Association of Clery Compliance Officers and Professionals (NACCOP), the Maine College and University Security Directors Association (MCUSDA), and the International Police Mountain Bike Association (IPMBA) for training and regulatory compliance.We are proud of the strong relationships we have with faculty, staff, students, and the Town of Brunswick. Only with the confidence, trust and support of the entire campus community can we ensure that Bowdoin remains the very safe and special place that it is.

Commander of the Maine State Police Operations Division, composed of all field troops and criminal investigation divisions. Past certified instructor in Police Media Relations and Emergency Vehicle Operation (Maine Criminal Justice Academy). Specialties included Police-Community Relations and Crisis Negotiator.State Police positions held:Major, Operations Division (2004-2005)Lieutenant (Troop Commander) - Troop G, Maine Turnpike (1993-2003)Sergeant - Troop D, Thomaston (1992-1993)Sergeant - Troop A, Alfred (1991)Sergeant - Traffic Division (1990)Trooper - Troop C, Skowhegan (1990)Community Relations Officer (1985-1989)Trooper - Troop B, Sebago Lake Region (1979-1984)Trooper - Maine State Police Academy, Waterville (Jan - Apr 1979)Trooper Cadet, Augusta Headquarters - Communications (1978-1979)

All broadcasting functions, i.e., daily music program, news announcer, commercial production, voice-overs.