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CCFS Committees
CCFS has formed several committees of appointed talented members to take action on Fire and Life Safety and to tap into the most important resources on our issues we all face today. This organization strives to provide a fire safe campus environment for our colleges and students.
Issues = Solutions ELECTIONS COMMITTEE Monitors and manages CCFS elections.
Alan Sactor, Chair
Jeff Pendley, Vice Chair
EDUCATIONAL SPEAKER COMMITTEE This committee will look at speakers for our annual Campus Fire Forum, typically held in the last quarter of the calendar year. Their goals are to determine current topics, seek out speakers (educational, technical and motivational) and work with them to present at our Forum. If you are interested in speaking at our Forum, please complete the request form. "Call for Forum Speakers" request. Jody Nolan, Chair
WEBINAR SPEAKER COMMITTEE  Similar to the Speaker Committee, this committee will suggest educational and/or technology webinar speakers & topics. They will also moderate upcoming webinars with The Center Headquarters personnel. If you are interested in presenting a webinar (or series of webinars), please complete the "Call for Webinar Presenters" request. Note: This is different from the call for Forum Speakers request.
Membership Committee
The Membership Committee is intended to serve and increase our membership base of high caliber fire and life safety professionals from colleges and universities as well as other who have an interest in campus fire safety. The Membership Committee also provides guidance regarding elements pertaining to membership and member benefits/services in the organization. It is composed of members who are knowledgeable about best practices in the capacity-building field. Committee Members (M.1)
Larry Labbe, Chair
Nathaniel Smith, Co-Chair
William Hempstead, Co-Chair
Jennifer Block
Susan Ray
Michael Ventola
Jerome Young
Ariel Triplett
Jesse Ferri
 The Code, Standards and Technical Research Committee is charged with assessing and promoting proposals for changes in national model codes, industry and reference standards as they relate to college and university infrastructures. It also has responsibility for coordinating and facilitating the promotion of scientific research in the field of fire and life safety. The Committee works to provide guidance to the Board as it develops organizational positions on such matters.
This committee keeps abreast of government actions as they relate to proposed and new laws, rules, and regulations that are likely to impact fire and/or life safety at colleges and universities, primarily, but not limited to, the national level. The committee often participates in rule development, prepares comments and testimony, and otherwise works to influence rulemaking. The committee helps members easily find relevant information on government regulations, as well as develop and provide other compliance assistance to higher education institutions. Alan Sactor, CFPS, Chair Outreach and Social Media Committee
The Social Media Committee will help to grow awareness of The Center and its mission by working to leverage social media and school social media managers that will help fire safety educators reach students. These activities can include discussions on the most direct ways to reach today’s student, sharing media blogs and stories that could be of interest to educators and students, providing campus related information for fire safety educators and fire departments responsible to campus fire safety, as well as landlords and insurance groups that work with off-campus housing facilities. Jessica Dinon
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