Campus Police Officer: Protect, Investigate & Engage

University of New Hampshire; Durham (NH); On-site; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of New Hampshire Police Department in Durham seeks a campus safety professional to protect lives and property, enforce laws, and investigate incidents. The role emphasizes community relations, education programs, and cooperation with university and local law enforcement.

Under supervision, duties include patrol, crash and incident reporting, crowd control, and proactive crime prevention. Candidates should meet NH standards and may pursue certification within one year.

Qualifications

• High school graduation or equivalent.
• Must be 21 years of age at time of appointment.
• Ability to project self assurance and certainty, express written thoughts clearly.
• Demonstrate organizational ability.
• Respond quickly and accurately in emergencies.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.
• Must qualify annually with department weapons.

Responsibilities

• Patrol assigned area to enforce motor vehicle and criminal laws and university policies.
• Interact with the public and other officers to obtain information and develop cases.
• Perform duties under varying conditions with physical effort and potential hazards.
• Prepare complaints, warrants, and reports; participate in investigations and traffic control.
• Contribute to crime prevention and community relations, including events and education.

Skills

Communication skills

Emergency response

Decision making

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Criminal Justice degree (preferred)

Job description

The University of New Hampshire Police Department in Durham seeks a campus safety professional to protect lives and property, enforce laws, and investigate incidents. The role emphasizes community relations, education programs, and cooperation with university and local law enforcement.

Under supervision, duties include patrol, crash and incident reporting, crowd control, and proactive crime prevention. Candidates should meet NH standards and may pursue certification within one year.