Media Advisory
WHAT: Join New Mexico State University’s police chief for an open conversation about campus safety, recent crime statistics, trends and steps our community can take together to prevent crime.
WHO: New Mexico State University Police Chief Justin Dunivan
WHEN: Monday, Aug. 24 at 12:30 p.m.
WHERE: NMSU’s Corbett Center Senate Gallery, Room 304.
VISUALS: NMSU students, faculty, staff and the Las Cruces community are invited to come together to meet with NMSU’s police chief. He will share crime statistics, listen to concerns and bridge the gap to create a sense of shared responsibility for safety that makes the entire community stronger.
“When we gather together, it breaks down barriers and builds the trust necessary for real communication,” said NMSU Police Chief Justin Dunivan. “It gives us a chance to share the actual data, dispel rumors and provide actionable tips that can keep people on campus and our greater community from becoming a victim of crime.”
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CUTLINE: New Mexico State University Police Chief Justin Dunivan will host a community meeting about safety on Monday, Aug. 24 at 12:30 p.m. in the Corbett Center Senate Gallery, Room 304. (NMSU photo by Josh Bachman)