Community
Part of the Queen’s College Police Foundations history has been to give back and participate in community activities, from BBQs to Food Bank Drives. Policing is a value based career, and these activities are part of developing proactive values.
Relationships
We stress that ultimately it is the students responsibility to make relationships in the community however, […]
Energy efficiency refers to the energy required to achieve a given usable effect (Energy efficiency in building automation and control, Siemens, 2010). Taking technical measures can achieve greater energy efficiency, meaning the energy required for the same use can be reduced to a fraction of the amount. One accepted way to obtain energy efficient operation […]
Recruiting and retaining the best talent has always been important and challenging for police departments across the country. It is worth noting that nowadays, it costs more to police effectively (Strategic Human Resources Analysis of Public Policing in Canada, 2000). It takes increased time and requires new skills for police officers to possess in order […]
As vital parts of all buildings and facilities, operating compressed air systems can be expensive. However, by managing them more efficiently, or taking a few proactive steps, a building or facility operator can lower their energy costs and save substantially. Compressed air is used at virtually every facility, whether hospital, apartment complex, factory, college or […]
With the rapid rise and use of the internet, fraud has developed into an aspect of our everyday lives and has taken on a variety of different forms. The RCMP classifies the following types of fraud: identity theft and identity fraud, debit and credit card fraud, email fraud, marketing and internet related fraud, investment and […]