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CAMPUS SAFETY SERVICES PROGRAMS
Campus Safety Services sponsors many valuable programs, including:
Listening Circles give students, administrators, faculty, and staff an opportunity to meet in an open forum with Campus Safety Services to discuss safety and other concerns. Listening Circles are scheduled monthly. Call 215-204-7998 to learn more.
RAD (Rape-Aggression Defense) is a program of realistic self-defense
techniques for women-only. The course begins with tactics to improve
awareness and risk reduction, then it progresses to basic hands-on
defense training. For more information, or a private abbreviated
self-defense course, contact Special Services Coordinator Donna Gray at
215-204-5870 or donna.gray@temple.edu.
The Temple HapKido Club introduces students, faculty, administration, staff and alumni to the Korean art of HapKido. Literally translated, HapKido means "coordination, power, and the way." It is the art of coordinated power. HapKido is an excellent form of exercise and expression, while teaching self-defense techniques. The Club meets Tuesday and Thursday from 5:30pm.-7pm. in Pearson Hall, Room 101. There is a minimal fee and continuous enrollment.
The Campus Alcohol and Substance Awareness (CASA) program at Temple University provides substance abuse counseling to individuals and groups, sponsors week-long drug and alcohol awareness programs each year, and employs peer educators in the PACT program. Students who need confidential counseling for alcohol and drug use may contact CASA at 215-204-7276or go to http://www.temple.edu/counseling/tipcasa/alcohol-firstaid.html.
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