Anthony Campbell named new Harvard police chief - Harvard Gazette

"Chief Campbell brings extensive experience in public safety and law enforcement, coupled with an understanding of the residential, academic, and social aspects that make up campus life. Having spent his career as an officer and leader in law enforcement agencies, his track record reflects his personal and professional commitment to building strong, collaborative relationships between officers within a police department and their communities."

"Campbell's law enforcement experience includes several years in leadership at Yale, where he currently serves as chief of police and associate director of public safety, overseeing more than 90 officers and 30 civilian staff members. He has worked to implement the Yale Police Department's "fit for purpose" intentional response model, an approach that assesses a given situation to determine the appropriate response and resources to deploy."

Anthony Campbell will begin as chief of the Harvard University Police Department on Jan. 5. He currently serves as chief of police and associate director of public safety at Yale, overseeing more than 90 officers and 30 civilian staff. He helped implement the Yale Police Department's "fit for purpose" intentional response model to match responses and resources to situations. He has prioritized officer professional development, access to quality training and technology, and personal well-being. Campbell joined Yale Police Department in 2019 as assistant chief for operations for the division of patrol, coordinating public safety for major events and supervising community engagement officers.

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