Officer Building Assignments
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 |
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 |
