Community Education
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The CU Anschutz Police Department regularly hosts a variety of courses and trainings, that provide attendees with the skills, resources, and knowledge to adapt and respond to emergency situations.
The training and events calendar is updated regularly.
Preventing Violence on Campus Training
While incidents of targeted violence on campus or in the workplace are rare, being informed and prepared can make all the difference. This training introduces the Preventing Targeted Violence model and equips you with the knowledge to recognize warning signs of escalating behavior, understand behavioral pathways that can lead to violence, and take proactive steps for early intervention. You’ll also learn how to respond during an active harmer incident, as well as how to use campus alerting, reporting, and support resources to stay informed and connected. Walk away with practical tools and strategies to help create a safer, more resilient campus community.
Stop the Bleed® Training
In a crisis, every second counts! The number 1 cause of preventable death after injury is bleeding. With just three quick actions, you can be trained to take life-saving steps before emergency responders arrive.
Whether it’s a car accident, a lab mishap, or a disaster, bleeding injuries can happen anywhere. Instead of being a witness, you can be the one who steps in with confidence and skill.
This hands-on training includes both instruction and a practical skills assessment. Upon successful completion, you’ll receive your official STOP THE BLEED® Certificate and walk away with the tools and knowledge to make a real difference in an emergency.
Campus Preparedness and Safety Resources Training
Join the CU Anschutz Police Department to learn about the essential safety resources available to our campus community. Ensuring the health and safety of our campus community requires the collective effort of all schools, colleges, departments, and individuals.
In this session, you’ll learn about:
The SafeZone app as a personal wellbeing tool to ensure your safety and provide security while on CU Anschutz.
Emergency Response Quick Reference Guides provide an All-Hazards approach to responding to emergencies and disasters on campus.
Trainings that support personal wellbeing and campus safety.
Walk away informed, empowered, and ready to contribute to a safer CU Anschutz.
Personal Preparedness 101 Training
Are You Ready for the Unexpected? Natural, human-caused, and technological disasters can occur at any time, and being prepared makes all the difference. This training will help you create effective emergency plans for work, home, and travel, and guide you through building disaster kits tailored to each setting. We will also cover important planning considerations for children, seniors, individuals with access and functional needs (AFN), and pets to ensure your preparedness plan works for everyone in your care. Whether you’re advised to shelter in place or evacuate, you’ll leave equipped with practical strategies and resources to stay safe and resilient in any situation.
Sign up today and take the first step toward comprehensive preparedness!
RAD Training
The Rape Aggression Defense System for Women is a program of realistic, self-defense tactics and techniques. The Department recognizes that for some people, personal empowerment and self-advocacy involves learning any number of personal protection strategies. There’s no experience needed to take a R.A.D. class, because the progressive building block format gives everyone the opportunity to learn the skills they want to learn — from how to be aware of your surroundings and who’s around you, to what to do if they’re attacked from behind to using proper form. R.A.D. is not a martial arts program.