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office hours:
Monday - Friday
10:30am - 5:00pm

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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Self-Defense Tips

Safe Campuses Now is proud to offer FREE Self-Defense Classes to female students or any other woman interested in learning how to protect and defend themselves if faced with a violent situation. These classes are offered as part of collaboration among Safe Campuses Now and the UGA Police Department.
What to do if faced with an Attacker?
  • The decision is yours. Remember, there are no right or wrong answers. If you decide to fight back, you must be quick, determined and effective.
  • Target the eyes and groin .Keys, pens and pencils can be jabbed into the eyes, face or neck.
  • Smash a lighted cigarette in their face.
  • Aim your fist or palm of your hand in a fast, upward motion to the attacker's nose.
Walking Alone
When walking alone, make sure you have some type of deterrent device and be ready to use it if needed. Some examples are:
  • Umbrella: Use both hands to make quick jabbing motions to the eyes, neck, and groin.
  • Plastic Lemon: It will squirt about 15 feet. Aim for the eyes; momentary blindness may provide time for escape.
  • Sharp pointed items: keys, pens, and pencils can be scraped across the face and eyes or jabbed into the eyes, face or neck.
  • If you chose to carry personal defense items like mace, pepper spray or a stun gun, make sure that you know how to use the defense items. Hesitation when using these items may give your attacker the opportunity to take the item away and use it on you.

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