DWC’s Gagnon, Kenyon complete Campus Safety Training

 

Two members of the Daniel Webster College (DWC) campus safety/security staff recently earned certification from the New Hampshire Campus Safety Academy located at Keene State College.

 

Randy Gagnon of Nashua, N.H. and Frank Kenyon of Hudson, N.H. were both confirmed.

 

A native of Lowell, Mass., Gagnon has been employed at DWC since April 2005 and is currently completing his degree in business management from the College.

 

Kenyon, originally from Long Island, N.Y., joined the DWC staff in October 2005.

 

“I am extremely proud of Randy’s and Frank’s accomplishment,” said Jamie Provencher, DWC director of campus safety. “Both men have been outstanding additions to our campus and I am confident that they will continue to provide a safe environment for all members of the College community.”

 

The academy, which is a subsidiary of the New Hampshire Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (NHACLEA) is the oldest of its kind in the New England region.

 

Campus safety officers who attend the academy go through an intensive, week-long series of courses. Participants are tested regularly throughout the week and are required to live at the academy site on the Keene State campus during the training. Classes are taught by a variety of professionals both in and outside the campus safety vocation, including sworn police officers, professors and college staff members from around the state.

 

Daniel Webster College, founded in 1965, educates men and women for professional entry and advanced studies in the fields of aviation, computer science, management, social science and engineering.