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such an interest," Wilkins said. "He has such a high amount of student contact, and I think that's what makes him so popular."
The RAs attended six programs Saturday, choosing from a number of presentations given by other RAs, residence hall directors and staff members. Topics ranged from helping gay and lesbian students to an introduction to country swing dancing.
"It's something I deal with," he said. "The growing number of international students is something they should be aware of."
The RAs from other schools stayed overnight with RAs from KU so they would have the chance to compare experiences, Wilkins said.
Sarah Hannah, an RA at Gertrude Sellars Pearson-Corbent Hall, said she could use the information she learned from the program about dysfunctional families.
Other speakers included David Ambler, vice chancellor for student affairs, who volunteered to talk about careers in student affairs.
"It's not only an exchange of ideas be- way of comparing jobs," he said.
Wilkins said that the topics he spoke about, developing programs and increasing campus diversity, were the thought about when he was an RA.
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Jim Wilkins, assistant director of residence life, said that RAs from Oklahoma, Nebraska, Illinois, Missouri and Kansas joined 140 staff members to help prepare for work in Kansas to learn more about how to perform their jobs effectively.
"I was very happy to see him take
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"At certain times, when proper units are available, the KU police helps give the public a better understanding of what the University police does," said Burdel Welsh, police representative.
"She told us what to look out for," Hannah said. "The resident who is a real hellion or who is quiet could all have a role in a dysfunctional family."
Normally, the police officer meets the Ride-A-Long participant at the police department after the officer arrives. The police officer assigned a district to patrol, he said.
Many people may be unaware of a program that allows you to participate. If anyone can participate,
KU sponsors RA seminar
Wilkins said he planned the conference as a replacement for the training that RAS would receive before the semester started.
KU welcomed 90 resident assistants from five states last weekend to a conference designed to help them better serve students as well as learn how other schools work.
Welsh said that because the program opened lines of communication with the community, the program helped prevent confusion and misunderstanding on the part of police officers and the public.
The officer performs his normal
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The participants are handled on an individual basis and must sign a list of requirements.
University staff attorneys and officials, law and journalism students and students interested in law enforcement as a career have participated with residents not affiliated with KU also have participated in the program.
During the ride, the officer will answer the participant's questions about his job duties, he said. Some common questions are, "Why did you leave?" (area?) and "How does the stationary and moving radar function?"
By Jonathan Plummer Kansan staff writer
Police let public Ride-A-Long
The waiver releases the University and the KU police from all injury claims that may arise because of the program.
In addition, the police department encourages the Ride-A-Long program for family members of police officers.
shift assignment and responds to various criminal, medical and assistance calls, Welsh said.
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