Crime Prevention

Supporting a safer environment through prevention 

The Arizona State University Police Department provides a wide range of services to the campus community.

Staff can work with requesting parties to develop a curriculum on topics outside the list above. 

Classes may be taught by subject matter experts, certified trainers or qualified personnel that may or may not be sworn peace officers. 

The ASU PD provides free Rape Aggression Defense Systems self-defense courses for any ASU community member. 

These self-defense courses are part of ASU’s efforts to reduce sexual violence on ASU campuses and surrounding communities.  

The R.A.D. course is divided into three, four-hour classes focused on self-defense training. You must attend all class hours to receive your certification.

Citizens Academy is designed to give students, faculty, and staff hands-on experience on topics like DUI traffic stops, K-9 demonstrations, crime scene investigations and more.   

A physical security assessment evaluates existing or planned security measures that protect assets from threats and identifies improvements when deemed necessary. A certified assessor will meet with you and/or your leadership team to look at your facility and will provide a report with suggestions to mitigate crimes of violence and property crimes.

For more information, contact: 

Jason Weber — Crime Prevention Program Manager