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Richard Zagrzecki
Communications Coordinator
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rzagrzec@central.uh.edu

UH Police Chief to Lead Panel Discussion at National Conference

UH Police chief to lead panel discussion at conference

Houston, Jan. 18, 2019 - University of Houston Police Chief Ceaser Moore will lead a panel discussion at the upcoming National Campus Safety Summit.

Moore was chosen to lead a group of police chiefs from five other colleges and universities as they discuss a variety of campus safety matters, ranging from budgets to policing major campus events.

The National Campus Safety Summit takes place Feb. 26-27 in Las Vegas. It is a conference for college and university safety, security and emergency management administrators to learn about new technologies and programs, meet colleagues from other campuses, and to share information and knowledge.

Moore has been UH's chief of police since 2012. Prior to that, he worked for the Houston Police Department for more than 27 years, working his way up from a patrol officer to captain.


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