Stalcommpol Inc. is a 501(c)(3) public-service organization whose members have been actively working to improve college students’ security since March 2003.  See also our 2006 Narrative Description of Activities (Form 1023, pt. IV) [80k pdf].

• A Boston Globe newswriter credits us with making Harvard update its crime-reporting practices!  In July 2004, the university finally began listing dates, times, and general locations of crimes reported on campus.  The revised format lets community members and the student press know the general location of the crime, as well as the precise date and time it occurred.  (What the university had previously been giving out was the location of the reporting person—typically the victim or a voluntary witness—at the time he or she reported the incident.)

• In response to the lack of personal-safety devices that work reliably and effectively when carried by an inexperienced college freshman, we collaborated with two MIT undergraduates on a sponsored project to create an acoustoelectronic device that appears to repel both animal and human predators.  See MIT Venture Mentoring Serv. Venture Info. Form (2007) [29k pdf].

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Several of our intrepid research associates have gone on to paid internships or career positions at Homeland Security, Bain, Boston Consulting, Goldman Sachs, Harvard School of Public Health, and other prominent organizations.

Stalcommpol Inc. is a supporting member of the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators.

9 Oct. 2008.   Stalcommpol Inc.
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