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Repeat After Me: When It Happens on Our Campus, We Will Be Ready!

4/26/2007

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In today's world, bad things can and will happen to good people. There is nothing you or I can do to lessen the grief or replace the losses of people personally touched by the shootings in Blacksburg. But we can vow to not lose sight of the need to be ready to do what is needed to shut a crisis down and to mitigate the damage for our institutions and our people. Let's not wait until the next one to take the next few steps in that direction. Repeat after me: "The next time, we will be ready."


About the author: Terry Calhoun is Director of Communications and Publications for the Society for College and University Planning (SCUP). You can contact him through CT's IT Trends forum by clicking here. View more articles by Terry Calhoun.

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Terry Calhoun, "Repeat After Me: When It Happens on Our Campus, We Will Be Ready!," Campus Technology, 4/26/2007, http://www.campustechnology.com/article.aspx?aid=47672

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