UCSB Executive Compliance and Risk Training
Developing an institution-wide Clery Act excellence framework across UCSB
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Campus Executive and Public Safety Professionals Compliance & Risk Training: Developing a holistic Clery Act excellence framework across your entire institution
We will focus on strengthening compliance, reducing institutional risk, and building a more proactive, unified approach to campus safety across stakeholders. Events will have limited enrollment space to campus leaders and teams involved in aspects of public safety, risk, or compliance oversight and operations.
Bringing campus public safety leaders, their institutional executives, and key departmental partners (such as student affairs, housing, conduct, athletics, risk, finance, operations, compliance, etc.) to share fresh perspectives and approaches.
- The Clery Act as a proactive, holistic enterprise risk reduction tool
- Raising awareness: Stop Campus Hazing Act (SCHA) blindspots, and solutions
- Is your ASR ready for prime time?
- Live Q&A with the lead instructors
Location and parking
- Hilton Garden Inn Goleta/Santa Barbara (this is less than a mile from the training location)
6878 Hollister Ave, Goleta, CA 93117 - The Club & Guest House at UC Santa Barbara (hotel on campus)
University of California, Santa Barbara, Building 581 - Courtyard by Marriott Santa Barbara Goleta
401 Storke Road, Goleta, CA 93117 - Residence Inn by Marriott Santa Barbara Goleta
6350 Hollister Avenue, Goleta, CA 93117 - The Steward, Santa Barbara, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
5490 Hollister Ave, Santa Barbara, CA 93111
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Featured Speakers
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Jason Goodrich
Director of Global Consulting, CriticalArc, & Former U.S. Campus Police Chief
Director of Global Consultancy for CriticalArc. Former Executive Director for Public Safety and Chief of Police at the University of Cincinnati, Lamar University, and Lamar Institute of Technology, with more than twenty years of higher-education public-safety leadership. He brings the practitioner’s view to how safety and Clery Act programs run, how command decisions are made, and how recommendations get operationalized and sustained on a real campus. Additionally, as a risk and public safety technology subject matter expert, he serves as an advisory leader on any technology needs.
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Jim Moore
Senior Executive Consultant, CriticalArc & Former ED Senior Leader
Former Senior Advisor for Clery Act Compliance and Campus Safety Operations at the U.S. Department of Education, he is an internationally recognized expert on campus safety, compliance, enterprise risk management, fiduciary responsibility, board governance and threat assessment. He brings the technical assistance, investigatory, and regulatory enforcement view that no other person has — how the Clery Act and other federal mandates are interpreted, evaluated, enforced, and exactly what a program review intends to audit — helping an institution’s leaders anticipate and address findings before they arise.
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Jonathan Kassa
Associate Director, Global Consulting Strategy and Growth, CriticalArc
Former executive director of both the Clery Center and ZeroNow, two-term elected school board director, and former executive a national law firm, he has advised institutions on risk mitigation, internal audits, program improvement plans, and U.S. Department of Education Clery Act program reviews, including service as an independent federal monitor. He was recognized in the 2008 Congressional Record as a “valuable leader in campus safety” and brings the policy, compliance, and institutional-defense perspective necessary to help institutions present a defensible record, demonstrate good-faith compliance, and protect their position under regulatory scrutiny or external review.
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Kyle C. Norton
Executive Consultant, CriticalArc
Kyle Norton is a nationally recognized higher education consultant specializing in campus safety, security, regulatory compliance, and institutional risk management. As an Executive Consultant with CriticalArc, he partners with colleges and universities to strengthen safety programs, navigate complex regulatory challenges, and implement practical, sustainable strategies that enhance institutional resilience and foster safer campus communities.
