Conceal Carry on UNG Campus?

[Moondog1]

Not sure if this link works for you.... https://ung.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_d4h3oOgBABzDCJf
I'm sure there are ODT members that go there. I take a couple night classes there and would love to be able to conceal carry and to keep from having to find a safe place to store my firearm when I go on campus. I wasn't sure if my submission worked the first time so I did it ten more times just to be safe. Maybe you should do the same?

 

[offbeat404]

[spamming in session]

 

[Moondog1]

[spamming in session]

thank you! lol think its counting them?

 

[offbeat404]

thank you! lol think its counting them?

it better be or wayne brady gonna have to djokovic

 

[Moondog1]

it better be or wayne brady gonna have to djokovic

hahahaha

 

[PuerSenex]

this needs to happen.

 

[Moondog1]

"
Dear UNG Students, Faculty and Staff:


The "campus carry" issue has been at the forefront of legislative news recently, and I know many of you have been following it closely. Yesterday, University System of Georgia Chancellor Hank Huckaby testified in the Georgia Senate Judiciary Committee regarding House Bill 859. Please see below his testimony, which I support.


Sincerely,

Bonita C. Jacobs, Ph.D.

President


Senate Judiciary Committee

Wednesday, March 2, 2016, 4PM

Remarks on House Bill 859 – Chancellor Huckaby


Chairman McKoon and members of the committee, thank you for allowing me to provide testimony on this important measure before you today.


For many of you, it comes as no surprise how our institutions and faculty feel about firearms on campuses. The Board of Regents, our 29 presidents, our campus police chiefs and many parents support the current firearm law for our campuses.


We feel strongly that current law strikes the right balance between creating a safe environment on our campuses while affording those individuals who are carry users a safeguard location. This position is supported by the experience of campus presidents and campus public safety departments, who are closest to the day‐to-day realities and operations of the state’s public colleges and universities.


It is important to note that students and faculty at our institutions are served and protected by trained, POST certified police forces. These uniformed officers go through the same training requirements that our local law enforcement officials do, with a more specialized focus on the campus environment and our student population. Our campus police officers will tell you that allowing students to have firearms on campus makes their job extremely challenging, particularly if an extreme emergency were to occur.


As a former member of the legislature, I can assure you that I understand the position on both sides of this important debate and appreciate your thoughtfulness as you consider this legislation.


Again, I want to thank you for allowing me to be here today to speak on behalf of our campus communities, which are vibrant, dynamic and ever-changing environments. We are about educating students and increasing the number of Georgians who have completed college. To continue to do this, we must provide our students, faculty and staff a safe environment, which is a responsibility that the University System takes very seriously.


The bottom line – we oppose this legislation."


boooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

 

[GeauxLSU]

"
Dear UNG Students, Faculty and Staff:


The "campus carry" issue has been at the forefront of legislative news recently, and I know many of you have been following it closely. Yesterday, University System of Georgia Chancellor Hank Huckaby testified in the Georgia Senate Judiciary Committee regarding House Bill 859. Please see below his testimony, which I support.


Sincerely,

Bonita C. Jacobs, Ph.D.

President


Senate Judiciary Committee

Wednesday, March 2, 2016, 4PM

Remarks on House Bill 859 – Chancellor Huckaby


Chairman McKoon and members of the committee, thank you for allowing me to provide testimony on this important measure before you today.


For many of you, it comes as no surprise how our institutions and faculty feel about firearms on campuses. The Board of Regents, our 29 presidents, our campus police chiefs and many parents support the current firearm law for our campuses.


We feel strongly that current law strikes the right balance between creating a safe environment on our campuses while affording those individuals who are carry users a safeguard location. This position is supported by the experience of campus presidents and campus public safety departments, who are closest to the day‐to-day realities and operations of the state’s public colleges and universities.


It is important to note that students and faculty at our institutions are served and protected by trained, POST certified police forces. These uniformed officers go through the same training requirements that our local law enforcement officials do, with a more specialized focus on the campus environment and our student population. Our campus police officers will tell you that allowing students to have firearms on campus makes their job extremely challenging, particularly if an extreme emergency were to occur.


As a former member of the legislature, I can assure you that I understand the position on both sides of this important debate and appreciate your thoughtfulness as you consider this legislation.


Again, I want to thank you for allowing me to be here today to speak on behalf of our campus communities, which are vibrant, dynamic and ever-changing environments. We are about educating students and increasing the number of Georgians who have completed college. To continue to do this, we must provide our students, faculty and staff a safe environment, which is a responsibility that the University System takes very seriously.


The bottom line – we oppose this legislation."


boooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Soooo many wet beds.
Survey is down.

 

[baxterday]

Sorry, but the "makes their job extremely challenging" part is no reason to trump the constitution. If you can't deal with the "challenge" find another line of work.

 

[Moondog1]

Sorry, but the "makes their job extremely challenging" part is no reason to trump the constitution. If you can't deal with the "challenge" find another line of work.

exactly.
*Also, this was one(not sure if it still is) of the 6 senior military colleges in the nation before they opened the flood gates.