>> My name is Kenneth Cop.
I work for the Rutgers University Police Department.
My title is Executive Director of Police Services; Chief of University Police.
It's [laughter] a variety of things.
And it depends on the day.
I am technically always on call.
So it could start early that morning before I even get to work with phone calls.
But it's -- I'm dependent a lot upon my people.
Upon who I work with.
But I have oversight of the Rutgers Police Department.
I work with the Newark and Camden as well.
What I do, I'm ultimately responsible for safety and security here at Rutgers.
I have oversight of our investigations unit.
Our patrol division.
Community policing.
A big part of our job is to educate the public; educate the Rutgers community.
Because, you know, our biggest concern is the safety and security of the community.
I would say there really is no typical day.
It's kind of what needs to be handled.
There's a lot of prioritization that goes on.
And that's kind of how I handle my day.
But I deal with everything from crime that's going on, on-campus -- on-campus and off.
Because we have a good working relationship with New Brunswick Police Department.
We're a unique setup here.
You know, we have building -- there may be a break in campus property,
but then there'll be a building there.
So, you know, we have kind of -- we're unique in our setup, but I have both that responsibility,
in terms of directing, you know, how we're going to handle crime.
But I have a lot of in-house responsibility for personnel.
You know, hiring.
Promoting.
Dealing with personnel matters.
So that's a big part of my day as well.
Policy. Everything's changing.
And we have to adapt to new laws; new regulations.
So that's a big part of my day as well.
Make sure we're doing the right thing out there.