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1. The document proposes the WatchDawgs app to address rising criminal activity, especially sexual assault, and delayed crime reporting at the University of Washington. 2. The app would allow students to report criminal activity in real time and monitor recent crime activity on a map. It would also provide safety resources and a way to contact campus police. 3. The goals are to have one in four new students download the app, improve crime reporting, and ultimately reduce criminal activity on campus by 15% through increased awareness, reporting, and collaboration between students and police.
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- 3. Statement of Need 1. Delayed crime reporting and information
- 4. Statement of Need 2. Criminal activity, especially sexual assault, is on the rise at the University of Washington.
- 5. Statement of Need 2. Criminal activity, especially sexual assault, is on the rise at the University of Washington.
- 6. Statement of Need 3. Little safety concerns or awareness on campus
- 8. Assumptions Students want access to real time criminal reporting They are willing to download a free app for criminal activity They won't abuse the tool to report false activities The UWPD will participate UW will agree to test the program for a full year
- 9. Objectives Two major objectives: Increase student awareness on criminal activity
- 10. Objectives Two major objectives: 1. Increase student awareness of criminal activity 2. Reduce crimes on campus
- 11. Goals Short term: One in four new UW students to download the WatchDawg App Improved student outlook regarding criminal activity reporting
- 12. Goals Short term: Long term: One in four new UW Behavioral change: Increase students to download the the criminal activity reports App by 50% Reduce criminal activity in Improved student outlook Seattle campus by 15% regarding criminal activity One in four students (total reporting students body) download the App Increased collaboration between students and UWPD
- 13. What are we doing?
- 14. What are we doing? The WatchDawgs App Available only to UW students (requires student ID and password) Connected with UWPD backend to deliver real time info Easy way to contact UWPD
- 15. What are we doing? The WatchDawg App Map interface to monitor recent crime activity App is integrated with Ushahidi maps.
- 16. What are we doing? The WatchDawg App Includes content on safety procedures and resources for support Quick way to request a safety escort on the UW campus
- 17. What are we doing? Training Promote the App at new students orientation Train UWPD on using the App Educate professor, staff, clubs and organizations about the App so they can promote it to the students
- 18. What are we doing? Marketing Effort Email marketing to all UW community about the App Print material on campus Improve existing marketing efforts by SafeCampus (facebook, tweeter)
- 19. What are we doing? Website
- 20. How do we measure?
- 21. Monitoring App Development and Completion Survey - how students feel about crime on campus Number of crime reports from students sent via app Number of students utilizing reporting phone number Number of first time & existing UW students using app
- 22. Budget
- 23. Budget Catagory Description Cost APP Development iOS and Android $44,314.98 Site Development Website and UWPD backend integration $12,740.38 Maintenance Maintenance team and server $32,548.08 Personnel 1 full time member and 2 assistants $71,760.00 Supplies Computers, printer and office supplies $4,850.00 Indirect costs $24,935.10
- 24. Budget TOTAL INVESTMENT FOR 2013 $ 191,148.54
- 25. Thank You
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