In this comprehensive course, you’ll learn how to stay one step ahead when it comes to your personal safety and the protection of your valuables. From staying safe in everyday situations to securing your car, possessions, and home, we’ll cover practical strategies for navigating potential threats with confidence. You will gain essential skills for protecting yourself at ATMs, in parking lots, and even in the event of being stalked. Learn how to safeguard your belongings—whether it’s your purse, wallet, or more valuable assets—and develop a proactive mindset for reducing risks in any environment. This class empowers you to take control of your safety and walk through the world with greater peace of mind.

Subject: economics, health, technology

Tyson Moore is the Assistant Director of Campus Safety at Calvin University. He retired in 2023 as a Sergeant with the Kent County Sheriff’s Office after 25 years of service. During his tenure he worked as a corrections deputy at the Kent County Jail, a road patrol deputy, a road patrol field training officer, and an EMT specialist in the E-Unit responding to medical calls. He also served as a detective in the Family Services and General Case units, a road patrol sergeant, and a road patrol field training supervisor. Tyson was responsible for training numerous police officers and fellow sergeants. Prior to his law enforcement career, he worked as a security supervisor at Blodgett Hospital before any mergers. Tyson is married and has four daughters, one of whom attends Calvin University.