Middle Tennessee State University’s Police Department recently used funding from two state grants — totaling over $1.8 million — to put toward safety improvements across campus. ..
Criminal Justice Administration professor Ben Stickle talked about his recent grant to research and develop effective virtual reality technology for law enforcement de-escalation training in..
Middle Tennessee State University, along with other schools across Tennessee, recently benefitted from the state’s Higher Education Safety Grant — landing $1.8 million to spend..
Middle Tennessee State University Police Lt. Demetrius Smith recently leveled up his leadership skills by completing the rigorous and nationally recognized Northwestern University School of Police Staff and..
For MTSU Police Department Chief Ed Kaup, searching for and procuring grants is an important part of the department’s work. “With grant funding, we are able to develop..
Two of the nation’s most prominent First Amendment academic centers are teaming up to produce a series of videos exploring First Amendment issues in everyday..
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