Campus Security, Professional Portrayal

[ACP01]

A good read.
Sounds as if the admin also knows how to assign people.
Everyone has their preferances and when the personality meets the assignment things go even better.

[Mr. Security]

How is $27,500-$29,500/yr. not decent for unarmed private security?

I'll take it. Here's my boss's number: 1-800-PAY-MORE

[N. A. Corbier]

How is $27,500-$29,500/yr. not decent for unarmed private security?

Compared to Florida's 12-15, that decent.

Amazingly hate-speech free article from a campus paper! Now if they only paid their officers a decent wage- http://www.spu.edu/depts/hr/jobs.html#so

[Mr. Security]

A refreshing change indeed! I liked the part about the freedom he had to make his rounds. We had it like that for more than 12 years. Then, along came a lazy guard and now we all have to hit "keys."

[1stWatch]

I also believe it is wonderful the local media found it worthwhile to report the story in a positive light with an accurate portrayal of how the job is done.

[ff000525]

Good story. I really like the fact that they are considered Proffessionals. This day in age, many people don't take a Security job seriously (or any job for that matter). This just goes to show that no matter what you get paid, or what you do, doing a good job, keeping up a good apperance and acting like a proffessional earns generous amounts respect.

[1stWatch]

Here is an article that presents a professional security officer at a college campus. The article emphasizes the officer's skills with interpersonal contact and reason to get results on the job.

http://www.thefalcononline.com/story/5014