Dear Fellow Students, Faculty and Staff:
I am writing today in my role as chair of the inaugural Community Review Board (CRB) to invite members of our campus community to apply to serve on the CRB. As the spring semester comes to a close, the CRB is seeking to fill six seats with two undergraduate students and one graduate student, staff member, faculty member and administrator.
What is the Community Review Board?
The CRB, which consists of 11 community members, reviews appeals of civilian complaints regarding Department of Public Safety (DPS) officer conduct, current and prospective DPS policies, procedures and trainings, and key community-facing functions of DPS. The CRB is also responsible for issuing an annual public report of findings and recommendations. The first report will be shared with the campus community later this spring.
How can I apply to serve?
For those interested in being considered, please complete this application [PDF] and submit it to the specific individual designated for your constituent group:
When is my application due?
To be considered this year, please submit your application by Monday, April 25. Individuals selected to serve will be notified by Friday, May 6.
To learn more about the CRB, visit the CRB webpage or contact the CRB directly by email to CRB@syr.edu.
Sincerely,
Brianna C. Sclafani
Chair, Community Review Board
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