Oklahoma State University dispatchers are the unsung heroes of emergency response on campus. For many of these dispatchers, the job revolves around effective communication, composure and adaptability. They serve as the direct link between the public
In mid-July, the Oklahoma State University Environmental Health and Safety Department was recognized at the 72nd annual Campus Safety Health and Environmental Management Association conference in Seattle.
Officer Christopher Royston was recently presented with a commendation for locating an equestrian rider at Lake Carl Blackwell after she was thrown from her horse on a remote trail.
OSUPD provides a variety of self-defense classes and training such as R.A.D (Rape Aggression Defense System), Alcohol and Drug Awareness and Active Shooter Response to give students, faculty and staff tools to promote their safety.
In 2021, the Oklahoma State University Police Department created a three-credit hour course covering the realities of modern law enforcement. This year, OSUPD is taking the stipend paid to those teaching the course — Building Partnerships Through
