A Preliminary Evaluation of Interactive Video Simulation Training for Campus Law Enforcement in California

Courtney Ann Kase, Karen Chan Osilla, Rachana Seelam, Michelle W. Woodbridge, Bradley D. Stein

ResearchPublished Jun 10, 2016

This report evaluates the Interactive Video Simulation Training to help campus law enforcement professionals refer and intervene with college students experiencing psychological distress.

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Kase, Courtney Ann, Karen Chan Osilla, Rachana Seelam, Michelle W. Woodbridge, and Bradley D. Stein, A Preliminary Evaluation of Interactive Video Simulation Training for Campus Law Enforcement in California. Santa Monica, CA: RAND Corporation, 2016. https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_reports/RR1389.html.
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