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The Campus Police

by Alfred Iannarelli

263 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #07-1067; ISBN 1-4251-2984-6; US$87.50, C$94.50, EUR64.55, £48.79

This book has been written specifically for use by University and College Police Departments with the express goal to provide a safe environment so they can fulfill their educational mission.

About the Book

This book has been written specifically for use by University and College Police Departments with the express goal to provide a safe environment so Colleges and Universities alike can fulfill their educational mission.

Campus Police, in its broad sense, is defined as the regulation and control of an educational institution with special reference to maintaining public safety, enforcement of law and order, security of the entire campus and be responsive to all emergency situations.

The Table of Contents include: The Introduction; Organization & Management; Line Operational Sections; Technical Services; Civil Demonstration plus an Appendix with over 350 brief phrases in reference to campus police service.

Arrangement of this text was designed to provide a logical approach to the administration of a Campus Police Department.

About the Author

Alfred Iannarelli, BS; MS; JD is a veteran police official with 35 years of active service with country, state and federal agencies. He is presently a consultant in Police Administration and Forensic Science in the San Francisco area. As a published author of several books, Iannarelli served 14 years as a Campus Police Chief in the Cal- State University System. He is a recipient of numerous law enforcement awards and holds active membership in the International Police Association and the California & Nevada Forensic Science Association.

Iannarelli is listed in Who's Who in America because of his contribution to police science. His work bears the stamp of authority in his professional field.