Security/Patrol: Conducts building and grounds patrol of the University, to include academic buildings, sports arenas, fields, and residence halls. Although this position may have a stationary post at times, it is more often on the move, conducting foot patrol, mobile patrol, and/or bike patrol. Performs routine security checks of designated property requiring specialized security attention. Responds to fire alarm calls and related incidents as assigned. Responds to service calls as assigned such as, but not limited to, keys in vehicle, room lock outs, parking complaints, and escorts. Performs traffic control duties. Provides assistance to officers or other CSO’s as needed. Opens and closes buildings for special events or other planned needs. Provides security at events. Community Relations: Is often the first face seen to students, staff, faculty, and visitors as CSO's patrol the campus. CSOs must work closely with other department CSO’s and police officers, residence hall assistants, resident directors, and the overall University community and visitors. Reporting: Prepares concise and accurate reports of their involvement in incidents. Maintains a knowledge of department Standard Operating Procedures, statutes, and University Policies. Attends required in-service training to maintain proficiency in duties. Provides training to new CSO’s as needed and completes documentation necessary for certifications.