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MARCH 18, 2008
Volunteer & Student Executive Board Meeting

6:00pm - 6:45pm
SLC 348

Panel Discussion w/
 ACC Police & UGA Police Departments
 


 







 
Safe Campuses Now presents Chris Sandy and Eric Krug.  Two real life stories demonstrating the life impact drinking and driving can have.


featuring Chris Sandy
Seven years ago, Chris Sandy was a normal 22-year old kid.  That normal life came to an abrupt end on the evening of April 11, 2000 when Chris decided to go to a party, have four mixed drinks, and drive down a country road outside of Atlanta...

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featuring Eric Krug
Ten years ago, Eric Krug was a standout baseball player at Oglethorpe University in Atlanta, Georgia.  He was a typical college student...enjoying life, hanging out with friends and having a good time.  But this life that Eric knew came to an abrupt and horrific end on the night of April 11, 1997...

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Safe Campuses Now Unveils its Blitz Campaign To Advocate Safety
ATHENS, GA- Safe Campuses Now will be unveiling its Blitz Multimedia Campaign on Wednesday, April 23 at 2 p.m. at the Ritz Bar in downtown Athens. The Blitz Multimedia Campaign is a safety and awareness project to address a variety of safety topics including date rape awareness, advocating safe rides home and pedestrian safety.
Eighteen new posters will be unveiled at this event. Safe Campuses Now partnered with Snowden Tatarski Advertising to develop these images that are distributed throughout Georgia to advocate safety awareness. These posters will be displayed in middle schools, high schools and colleges in the local communities as well all throughout Georgia. More than 38 thousand posters were distributed in 2007.
Speakers will include C.R. Chisholm, the Athens-Clarke County Solicitor General, Robert Dallas the director of Governor’s Office of Highway Safety, Jimmy Williamson, the Chief of Police for the University of Georgia and a 17-year-old student, Ashley Derose, a survivor of an alcohol and drug impaired crash that occurred three years ago when she was 14. She will unveil the latest in our "While You Still Can" series.
This event is sponsored by Snowden Tatarski, Governor’s Office of Highway Safety, Locos Grill & Pub, Leon Farmer & Co., UGA Parents & Families Association, Fred’s Historic Properties, Apartment Finder and Fairway Outdoor Advertising.
Safe Campuses Now is an Athens-based nonprofit organization dedicated to crime awareness, education and prevention for middle school, high school and college students. Students are encouraged to take a proactive approach to their safety through educational programs, publications and events. SCN funding comes solely from grants, corporate partners and private donations.

Neeley Odom, Communications Coordinator
Keith Sims, Executive Director

 

SPEAKERS

C.R. Chisholm - Solicitor General, Athens-Clarke County

Robert Dallas - Director, Governor's Office of Highway Safety

Jimmy Williamson - Chief of Police, UGA

Jeff M. Snowden - CEO, Snowden Tatarski

Ashley Derose - Impaired Driving Survivor

Amanda Smith - Student Director, SCN

Laura Stearns - Student Director, SCN

Ali Gibbons - UGA Student & SCN Executive Board Member

Bobby Thomas - UGA Student

Fatiyha Johnson - Senior, Clarke Central High

 

Safe Campuses Now continues to take big issues and make them relevant to student's lives in a memorable way.

Mark Richt
Head Coach, UGA Football

The Safe Campuses Now posters have become a vital part of our agency's efforts to curb underage drinking and impaired driving.

Lieutenant Brad King
Baldwin County Sheriff's Office

I can't remember a more dedicated group of students working to improve student safety.

Chief Jimmy Williamson
University of Georgia Police

We are grateful for the work that Safe Campuses Now does working day in and day out to keep the community and our customers safe and healthy.

Jamey Loftin
Founder & CEO, Locos Grill & Pub

When you walk into our school, you immediately notice the SCN posters.  We believe the messages are powerful and want our students to be faced with those messages on a daily basis.

Maxine Easom
Principal, Clarke Central High School

The Safe Campuses Now posters show teens the reality of the consequences of their actions.  Each one teaches a different lesson.
- Stephanie Aronson, Senior, Clarke Central High

It is easy to get caught up in the fun of being a teen and forget that impulsive decisions can have lifelong effects.  The Safe Campuses Now posters remind me to take care of myself and make good decisions.
- Sarah Nehf, Junior, Clarke Central High

The posters around school really grab your attention.  I think it is a better way to reach out to teens than giving us a lecture because it provides a daily visual that is hard to ignore.
- Amber Thomas, Junior, Clarke Central High
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