There was a service organization on campus, Circle K, that I had been involved with before getting involved in anything in student government,
and that initiative I think may have been started in part by them. They did a survey on campus and things of that nature identifying, with their members,
areas that they thought were too dark, and then that was carried forward into Residence Life again.
But, yeah, that is a serious issue, obviously, and I'm sure it is still today as well.
You don't think about it generally until-because the campus seems so safe. Even if the thing had been dark and people were using flashlights,
when you're in a university environment everything just-. You take safety for granted
and that incident sort of put more focus on it, so that was something that we carried forward.
It was a natural thing I think for student government to pick up and advocate.