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WSU chief of police Were hitting the ground running

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Dawn Daniels was sworn in as the new Police Chief at Washington State University, taking over from Gary Jenkins in a ceremony attended by nearly 100 supporters. Daniels, who has 28 years of experience at WSU PD, expressed her commitment to enhancing departmental professionalism and stability. WSU President Elizabeth Cantwell highlighted Daniels' proven leadership and integrity, indicating confidence in her ability to manage the department's responsibilities. Starting her career at WSU PD in 1998, Daniels advanced to assistant chief in 2022, gaining a comprehensive understanding of university operations. She aims to facilitate collaboration among departments to improve overall efficiency.

As the new academic year approaches, Daniels' department is preparing for classes and athletic events, focusing on readiness. Jenkins, who created stability during his tenure, received a plaque recognizing his contributions. Daniels emphasized the importance of teamwork, stating that easing others' jobs will make her own role easier.

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