Adopt-a-Cop

The Adopt-A-Cop program was developed as a means to establish a rapport between the University Police Department and the student population.  Generally, Adopt-A-Cop officers engage in such activities as giving various presentations to the students and educating them on important issues.  Adopt-A-Cop presentations cover a range of topics including personal safety, drug and alcohol awareness, sexual assault awareness, and self defense classes.  This involvement establishes a rapport and provides a visible role model to students.

Below are assignment of officers to residence halls:

Residence Hall	Officer
Louise Anderson Hall	Villasano, Schmitter
Pearce Hall	Karlis, Erickson
snyamncut Hall	Douthitt, Wier
Streeter Hall	Bickley, Peck

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Administrative Building Assignments

Officers are also assigned to academic and administrative buildings:

Buildings	Officer
Arts Complex (Arts, Music, Communications, R-TV and Theatre)	Schmitter
Computing & Engineering, Cadet Hall and Cheney Hall	Karlis
Science Building, JFK Library and Jim Thorpe Fieldhouse	Ewen
Red Barn	Day
Monroe Hall and Indian Education Center	Villasano
Huston Hall and Sutton Hall	Peck
Martin Hall and Williamson Hall	Bickley
Kingston Hall, Senior Hall, Showalter Hall	Erickson
Patterson Hall, Tawanka Hall, and Hargreaves Hall	Gerard
Archives Building, EWU Children's Center and Isle Hall	Wier