Mission and Goals

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• Mission and Goals
• Programs
• Scholarships
• Awards
• Publications
• Research
• Education
• Fundraising
• Dinner
• Golf
• Chapter Donation Reception

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MISSION

• To enhance the security profession worldwide by
  enabling leading edge programs to emerge that
  advance the profession through education,
  research, and training, . . .
• and through the awarding of scholarships ensure
  those pursuing a career in security management
  are able to realize the highest academic
  achievements

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GOALS

• Professionalize and institutionalize the study
  of security management at the college and
  university level.
• Develop cutting edge programs and educational
  material to improve Security Managements body of
  knowledge.
• Promote the Foundation and its programs to
  create synergy of purpose between the Foundation
  and key stakeholders.
• Providing a venue to partners of the Foundation
  to support, assist and improve the profession.

FOUNDATION
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SCHOLARSHIPS

• Chapter Matching Scholarships
• 9/11 Scholarship
• Endowed Scholarships

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MATCHING SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
Headquarters
Chapter
1. Sends out scholarship applications and
instructions to the chapters.
2. Selects scholarship winner(s).
FOUNDATION
3. Sends winners forms and chapter check to
Headquarters
4. Matches the chapter check up to 500. Or
matches with 1,000 if recipient is chapter
member and in an educational or professional
development program. Mails check with chapter
amount plus match to chapter
5. RVP can select one winner from his region for
an add-on match of 500.
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AWARDS

• Allan J. Cross, CPP Scholarship Award
• Supported in part by PPM 2000 Inc.
• Student Writing Competition
• In Partnership with the Academic Program Council
• Timothy J. Walsh APC 1 Award
• In recognition of Mr. Walshs contribution to
  security

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PUBLICATIONS

• Security Journal
• Academic journal that addresses the theory of
  security
• Sponsored by the Foundation, published by
  Perpetuity Press
• International Board of Editors with ASIS
  representation
• Order through ASIS at 703-519-6200 or online
• Seguridad Preventiva
• Spanish language text on security principles
• Printed and distributed in South America through
  U.S. Embassies
• Readings in Security Management
• Written by Robert McCrie, PhD, CPP, as companion
  textbook to intro course in security management

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RESEARCH

• Security Industry Survey
• Protecting Houses of Worship II
• Preparedness of Security in Shopping Malls to
  Terrorist Attack
• National Retail Security Survey
• Information Security Survey

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RESEARCH

• Trends in Security Survey
• Conducted by the University of Eastern Kentucky
• Dr Pam Collins
• Overview of the security industry
• Measuring trends
• Results released summer 2005

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RESEARCH

• National Retail Security Survey
• Conducted by the University of Florida
• Dr Richard Hollinger
• Started in 1991
• Measuring trends
• Sponsored by General Information Services, Inc.

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RESEARCH

• Preparedness of Security in Shopping Malls to
  Terrorist Attack
• Federal Grant from the National Institute for
  Justice of the Department of Justice
• Partnership with The Police Foundation
• The Foundation will create Advisory Panel
• Establish best practices for shopping malls
• 80,000

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• ASIS/Purdue Information security survey
• Grant from Gage Babcock
• Designed to assess organizations that choose to
  implement security programs without an
  appropriately scaled risk management process
• Principal Investigator Dr. Marcus Rogers,
  Department of Computer Technology, Purdue
  University

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EDUCATION

• Academic Practitioner Symposium
• Held every year
• Brings together practitioners and educators
• To increase the course offerings in security
• Masters of Arts Degree in Security Management
• In conjunction with Webster University

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FUNDRAISING

• Donor Reception
• Chapter recognition for supporting the Foundation
• Foundation Dinner
• Premier Event of the Seminar
• Held Wednesday Night
• Foundation Golf Classic
• Shingle Creek Golf Course
• David Harman designed course, one mile from
  Orange County Convention Center
• Sunday morning before the Seminar

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SOURCES OF FUNDING
FUTURE FUNDS FROM SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY
CAMPAIGNS
FOUNDATION
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2004 SPONSORS

• ADT Security Services
• Arata
• Edwards System Technology
• General Lock Service
• GIS
• Huffmaster
• La Gard

• March Networks
• PCSC
• PPM2000
• Securitas
• State Farm
• Insurance
• Toepfer
• Vance Internatl
• Wheelock