At the September 2015 Montana University System Board of Regents meeting, the Center for Health & Safety Culture's request for official designation (Item 167-2020-R0515) was approved.
The 2015 CHSC Training was held on September 15th-17th in Portland, OR at the Crowne Plaza DowntownThe Center for Health and Safety Culture at Montana State University hosted a newly…
Jay Otto with WTI's Center for Health and Safety Culture presented to the National Partnership to End Interpersonal Violence on September 6th during their annual Think Tank. The partnership engages…
A Summit on Firearms and Domestic Violence; Detroit, MIJay Otto provided two presentations at a national summit to enhance victim safety by addressing firearms in cases of domestic violence. His…
Jay Otto was in Honolulu presenting to the Pacific Women's Indigenous Network -- a newly formed coalition of women leaders from across the Pacific Islands who are working on violence…
April is Alcohol Awareness MonthNationally, one in every 12 adults, (17.6 million people) suffer from alcohol abuse or dependence. Although rates have declined since 2007, more than 1 in 6…
The Director of the Center for Health and Safety Culture, Nic Ward, co-edited a special journal edition on Traffic Safety Culture called Transportation Research Part F: Traffic Psychology and Behaviour. …
A great article in the New York Times about social norms and changing behavior. The article states, "Historically, health officials have tried to inform, or sometimes, scare people into adopting a…
A great article was published on the Workplace Safety and Prevention Services site about work the Center has been conducting with them.Published on Aug 11, 2014Your safe employees may be…
CHSC staff have collaborated with AASHTO to include the transformation of traffic safety culture as part of the National Toward Zero Death Initiative. Download the pdf on the TZD website…