Protect Shaw University's diverse campus community through patrol, emergency response, and law enforcement while working rotating shifts as assigned. This part-time Campus Police Officer role serves an academic environment.
Reporting to the Chief of Campus Police and Security, you will protect life and property, maintain order, and enforce University, North Carolina, and local laws. The work requires communication, problem-solving, discretion, and cultural sensitivity when addressing public safety issues. Officers patrol by foot, vehicle, or bicycle and support the educational mission.
Key Responsibilities:
- Patrol designated campus areas on foot, bicycle, or motor vehicle
- Evaluate emergencies and resolve problems using discretion and judgment
- Document incidents, investigations, hazards, and relevant witness information
- Respond to medical calls, disasters, crimes, and stressful situations
- Provide crime prevention programming and enforce traffic regulations
Requirements:
- Be at least 21 years old and a U.S. citizen
- Possess or obtain a Class C North Carolina driver's license
- Obtain North Carolina law enforcement officer certification
- Obtain Department of Justice campus officer certification under G.S.74-G
- Pass required background, drug screening, polygraph, and psychological evaluation
Serve Shaw University with professional communication, sound judgment, patrol expertise, and responsive campus law enforcement.
Shaw University Campus Police Officer in Raleigh employer: Shaw University
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