Safety First: Access Control In a Pre and Post COVID19 World
Presenter: Emily Dieker, Director, GWorld Card Office, George Washington University
Description:
At the George Washington University the top service priorities are Safety, Care, and Efficiency. Putting safety first, GW has made several major investments in access control over the past year including residence hall suite readers, exterior readers on all buildings, classroom readers, and lockdown buttons. Learn how these investments have prepared the campus for changes in operations due to COVID-19.
Discussion Questions:
- Is your card office responsible for locking campus in case of emergency?
- How is access control changing on your campus as a result of COVID-19?
- What role will your card data play in contact tracing?
About Emily:
Emily Dieker is Director of the GWorld Card Office at the George Washington University. Emily has worked in the campus card industry for over 13 years.
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