Campus Safety & Student Development
Online Archive
Founding Editor: Brett Sokolow, J.D.
Emeritus Editors: Ralph Gerstein, J.D. and Lois Gerstein, MSW

Reporting and analyzing developments affecting campus life and student conduct, security, risk, and law ...

From its founding in 1999 through its concluding volume in 2018, Campus Safety & Student Development served professionals seeking to deal with criminal and problem behavior on college and university campuses and create a safe environment for learning.  This archive, which includes some of the most important and influential scholarship and analysis in the field, is now available online to higher education administrators and student affairs personnel, researchers, attorneys, and student advocates.  

The online digital archive brings together the best ideas of authorities in the law, policing and security, student and judicial affairs, health care, counseling, and administration, focused on important legal and practice developments and innovative programs from campuses around the country ...

• How much information can colleges divulge about campus hearings under FERPA?
• How can colleges avoid sanctions under the reporting provisions of the campus security act?
• Are institutions liable for consequences of disruptive student behavior stemming from sports events?
• Which six simple practices when responding to sexual assault complaints will protect you against liability claims for negligence?
• How can a limited immunity policy decrease the underreporting of campus crime?
• What is the college’s liability for students who drink, drive and do damage on campus?
• Must colleges adjudicate violent crime cases?
• Are college judicial codes becoming too legalistic?
• When should colleges take judicial jurisdiction over off-campus incidents?
• At what point should local community law enforcement be asked to participate in an on-campus investigation?
• Should campus security become involved with preventing anti-gay incidents?

Articles are available on a pay-per-download basis or an annual subscription. As a subscriber, you have unlimited access to two decades of influential writing that will inform your research and inspire your efforts through the experiences and ideas of nationally recognized experts, and from guidance, solutions and problem solving that is thoughtful and practical.

*Institutional and Individual Subscriptions to the Online Archive.  Library/Institutional Subscriptions include access for multiple users from a single facility using IP Address Authentication—users can open, read, and print material without having to enter an ID or password.  Individual Subscriptions are for a single user—material is accessed using log-in credentials assigned when you begin a subscription. 

Related Publications:
Sexual Assault Report
Campus Sexual Assault Response Teams