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DPS Spring Fashion Tip: Protect that beautiful brain of yours with an on-trend statement piece like this fashion-forward bike helmet worn by Officer DeJesus. 
March 2, 4, 9, & 11: RAD basic self-defense classes for women at Brown! A few spaces are left for this empowering experience being held at SSL from 6pm to 9pm each night. All abilities welcome, open to staff, students, faculty, and alumni: click here to register.
Eye illustration - eyes on the road, not on your phone
Massachusetts has a hands-free law as of February 23, 2020.
Rhode Island's hands-free law passed in June 2018.
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Congratulations to Kate Felder who earned a 2019 Excellence Award! We are also celebrating milestone anniversaries at Brown:
30 - Karen Burks, Mark Edmonds
25 - Jack Francisco
20 - Kofua Kulah
15 - Joe Balasco, Kevin O'Connor
10 - David Allsworth, Guiseppe Andreoli, Tom Canning, Tom Connolly
5 - Ed Bogda, Ann Cunningham, David DePina
SPRING IS COMING (WE PROMISE)! Follow these safety tips to have a happy, hassle-free break!

Protect your location on social media sites. Adjust your privacy settings. Your selfies will be just as cute if you post them when you return.

Make copies of all of your identification and plane tickets. Keep the copies locked in the hotel safe. If you bring your laptop, jewelry, additional cash or anything else of value to you, keep it in your hotel safe.

Keep your money safe. Carry a limited amount of cash at a time as well as a single credit card. Never flash wads of cash at the ATM or in other public places. Tell your credit card company that you'll be traveling before you leave to avoid holds on your account due to suspicious activity.

Write down phone numbers of cab companies and your traveling companion(s) in case you lose your phone. If you are sticking around Providence, save the number to our dispatch center - 401-863-3322. We are always here if you need us!

Register your bike with DPS and lock it with a U-Lock before you leave! Be Safe Brown!
SCAM ALERT: Mystery shopper scams are on the rise -
learn how to be cautious before accepting a position.
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