performing Oral Rapid HIV tests. The state lab has granted the clinic the ability to offer free HIV screenings at no cost.

• Entered a collaborative agreement with the Kentuckian Epilepsy Foundation located in Louisville to offer education classes on epilepsy prevention
• Completed Annual Health Fair in collaboration with Nursing Department -- over 400 students attended

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Programmatic Priorities/Strategies for University Police Services

In support of efforts to ensure the University Police Department is appropriately aligned and organized, the university entered into a contract with a security consulting firm to:

review organizational functions and service delivery of the University Police;

review existing policies and procedures;

solicit comments and observations regarding personal and property safety at the University from various constituencies on campus; and

conduct an online voluntary survey of faculty, staff, and students.

The results of the review have been received, phased implementation is currently underway, and full implementation is expected to be completed by the end of the 2013-2014 academic year.

Other programmatic activities include:

○ Identifying and cross-training for staff

o Creating and publishing a Standard Operating Procedure Manual

○ Continuous training on active-shooter situations to campus

○ Continued focus to gain agency accreditation through Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police (KAPC)

o Continued University Police building renovation to support accreditation

Expected Outcomes of Strategies

• Effective staffing of the University Police Department (based on consultant recommendations) to fully support University mission
• Enhanced emergency preparedness and emergency planning coordination across the university