ASIS International Academic Practitioner Symposium
A forum for promoting communication between security academicians and security practitioners, the ASIS International Academic Practitioner Symposium is an annual program consisting of intensive plenary sessions, guest speakers, and dynamic breakout sessions. Participants at this invitation-only event discuss and debate industry issues and trends, and take actions that result in the development of baccalaureate and graduate level curriculum.
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Download the 1997-2008 Compendium of Proceedings.
Business Watch
Coming Soon! The ASIS Foundation has received a grant to help companies establish and promote Business Watch programs. Modeled after the popular Neighborhood Watch program, Business Watch is a no cost, crime prevention program tailored specifically for the business community. More details coming soon.
Advancing Victims' Rights and Services Among the Private Security Profession
The ASIS Foundation developed resource materials and conducted training and awareness programs to increase private security understanding of crime victims' rights. Find out more.
Securing Bolivia's cultural patrimony
The ASIS Foundation sponsored Dr. Arthur and Lauri Kingsbury’s efforts to restore and secure historical and patrimonial sites in Bolivia. Dr. Kingsbury, CPP, developed methods for securing Bolivia's cultural patrimony, which were adopted as policy and implemented throughout the country. In October 2003, he received Bolivia's Medal of Merit (Civilian), one of the first two foreign citizens to receive the distinction. In 2004, the U.S. Department of State sent him to Baghdad to develop the security plan for the Iraqi Museum.
Learn more about the Foundation's program to secure Bolivia's cultural patrimony (pdf)
First Report from La Paz Bolivia, June 2007 (pdf)
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