Candid conversations about race, equality, policing, public safety, leadership, and community. Hosted by Yale University Director of Public Safety & Police Chief Ronnell Higgins and Assistant Chief of Police Anthony Campbell (Yale College ’95 / Yale Divinity ’09). They share what they’re observing, doing, and learning from their unique perspective at the crossroads of campus public safety.
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Candid conversations about race, equality, policing, public safety, leadership, and community. Hosted by Yale University Director of Public Safety & Police Chief Ronnell Higgins and Assistant Chief of Police Anthony Campbell (Yale College ’95 / Yale Divinity ’09). They share what they’re observing, doing, and learning from their unique perspective at the crossroads of campus public safety.
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April 19, 2022
Positive Policing with YPD
Chief Ronnell Higgins invites Officer Seth Hershamn and Officer Ancil Farrier to discuss their experiences as Yale Police Officers. Officer Hershman grew up in Woodbridge, Connecticut. Officer Farrier grew up in Trinidad, an island in the Caribbean. Although born in different areas, both officers were raised in a family of public servants that shaped them into the officer they are today. They share how their personality traits progress throughout their years in uniform while exceeding personal, communal, and law enforcement goals. Officer Hershman and Officer Farrier do more than serve and protect. In addition, they are doctors, friends, teachers, role models, and more! Tune into how both officers highlight the importance of giving back to the community by networking, listening, and creating lost-lasting relationships
February 23, 2022
Episode 7- A conversation with a Rhodes Scholarship
Yale University, Assistant Chief of Police Anthony Campbell (Yale College ’95 / Yale Divinity ’09) and Mary Orsak (Yale College’22) and member of the Yale Advisory Committee for Community Policing. Responding to individuals who are affected by mental illness or are in crisis is an increasing challenge and an important issue in policing. Chief Campbell and Mary join together to discuss the topic of mental health with respect to community policing and assess the topic of mental health and its strategy redefinition of police response. Assistant Chief Campbell and Mary articulate the importance of educating the Yale campus community regarding the various techniques that are utilized by police officers when responding to calls that may involve the mental health and well-being of the involved parties. The episode was recorded in November 2021. Congratulations Mary being awarded Rhodes Scholarship. Resources: Yale Mental Health & Counseling. Yale Health Mental Health & Counseling provides free, confidential mental health treatment to members of the Yale student community. We offer a wide range of services including individual therapy, group therapy, and medication consultations and management. Phone: 203-432-0290. Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 am – 5:00 pm. For urgent concerns after hours, call Acute Care 203-432-0123. Walden Peer Counseling – peer-to-peer counseling for undergraduate students at 203-432-TALK (8255). Resources are available during the academic year when classes are in session; the hotline operates from 8pm to 8am every night. The SHARE Center Sexual Harassment and Assault Response & Education. located on the Lower Level of Yale Health and open for appointments Monday through Friday from 9am to 5pm. Counselors available 24/7 (203 432-2000). All interactions with SHARE are confidential and can be anonymous if you wish. SHARE is available to all members of the Yale community who are dealing with sexual misconduct of any kind, including sexual assault, sexual harassment, stalking, intimate partner violence, and more. We assist individuals who are dealing with both current/recent and past experiences, as well as offer support to those who may experience something indirectly such as supporting friends, family or loved ones or witnessing something of concern. Additionally, we have resources for individuals who may have concerns about their own behavior.
December 2, 2021
Episode-6-The Evolution of Student Safety at Yale
Chief Ronnell Higgins and Kimberly M. Goff-Crews, Secretary & Vice President for University Student Life ’83 B.A., ’86 J.D. discuss the evolution of public safety and community policing, concerning various cultures coming together from a multitude of backgrounds. Kim emphasizes the importance of becoming familiar with the people in the community to strengthen the connection and co-production of public safety. Chief Higgins and Kim speak about the importance of the relationship between students and the police regarding the ”Fit for Purpose” response.
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