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The West Virginia University Police Department has served our campus community since 1961. Through training, community policing and additional safety resources, UPD officers are committed to providing our students, faculty, staff and visitors with a safe environment.
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Students, faculty, staff and Morgantown community members are invited to join University Police for a P.R.O.T.E.C.T. training on Monday, April 22, to learn valuable self-defense techniques.
Read More: University Police holding self-defense training on April 22
After reviewing the results of its latest survey to gauge our community’s perception of safety at WVU, the WVU Police Department shares its key findings and specific actions it plans to take to continue to improve the safety of our community.
Read More: University Police recaps results of recent campus community survey
A medication disposal kiosk will be available all day in the lobby of the WVU Police Department office, located at 992 Elmer Prince Drive in Morgantown. Just stop by and drop your medication in the box.
Read More: Dispose of unwanted medications on April 27, National Drug Take Back DayLearn more about these in-person trainings offered by University Police.
This course was developed to provide the public with guidance on how to prepare for and respond to active shooter crisis situations.
Learn More: Active ShooterThis course was developed to provide the public with the skills needed to recognize threats and use self-defense techniques when in danger.
Learn More: P.R.O.T.E.C.T.This course was developed to provide the public with the skills needed to successfully mitigate tense situations during conflicts.
Learn More: Verbal De-escalation