The nation's premier campus fire safety
training event of the year ...

CAMPUS FIRE FORUM 2012 will be held in
San Antonio, Texas, November 5-9, 2012

This year we're also adding an extended training session - one day before, and another one one day after the Forum.  We are offering this in various configurations allowing you to pick and choose as you wish:

• Monday, November 5th: ICC Training Course (CEU's)
• Tuesday - Thursday noon, November 6-8th:  Campus Fire Forum 2012 (our usual Forum)
• Friday, November 9th: Firewise Campus Training

Details will be announced in February. ....  Attendees | Exhibitors | Registration

EventOverview

November 5, 2012:
Training session by the International Code Council (ICC). (More to come)

November 6-8, 2012:
We’ll be offering educational workshops,conducted by some of the nation’s leading fire safety and industry professionals, and hosted networking receptions. We’ll also be showcasing the advancements in products that provide solutions to campus fire safety enhancements. And don't forget our Town Hall Meeting, which has always been a highly successful group discussion forum.  We'll be holding our annual member meeting and luncheon immediately after the forum on November 8.

NEW ...  CCFS Members ...  you can continue with our Virtual Town Hall Meeting ... just log into our member website with your credentials and look for the Town Hall Discussion Forums.

November 9, 2012:
A day-couse of our FireWise Campus Training (More to come)

 REGISTRATION INFO COMING IN FEBRUARY

About San Antonio

By Andrew Collins (http://www.visitsanantonio.com/visitors/SanAntoniosLGBTScene/Welcome/index.aspx)

From the historic legacy of the Alamo to the modern vibrancy of its graceful River Walk, stellar arts reputation, and increasingly acclaimed culinary and retail scene, San Antonio has come to define both classic and contemporary Texas. More recently, thanks to a dynamic LGBT community that's growing each year in size and visibility, San Antonio is fast becoming one of the Lone Star State's premier gay destinations -- a city where whose warm hospitality, cultural diversity, and love of festivals and celebrations makes it natural fit for LGBT travelers.

The Lay of the Land

Where in some cities the LGBT scene is centered upon one or two key neighborhoods, in San Antonio you'll find that gay and lesbian residents live, work, and play throughout the city. Areas of particular note include downtown, with its bevy of attractions and hotels and its beautiful River Walk, and the adjacent Southtown area, with its artsy and architecturally noteworthy King William and Lavaca historic districts. Just a short drive north of downtown, attractive neighborhoods like Monte Vista (where you'll find much of the city's LGBT nightlife), Olmos Park, and Alamo Heights have a strong gay presence as well as some of the area's top attractions, such as Witte Museum and San Antonio Botanical Gardens.

New and Noteworthy

San Antonio may have an incredibly rich history, but it's also a destination rife with exciting new developments and attractions. One major new draw is the redevelopment of the legendary Pearl Brewery into a hip and artsy Urban Village along a newly completed extension of the enchanting River Walk - this bustling, eco-friendly complex includes shops, restaurants, entertainment and residences. Farther north along the river, the very first public golf venue in Texas, Brackenridge Golf Course, completed a stunning $4.6 million refurbishment in 2009, and in arts news, the prestigious McNay Art Museum nearly doubled in size with the opening of a dramatic new wing done in modernist style. With swank, see-and-be-seen restaurants, shops, and nightspots opening around the city, San Antonio has plenty to offer both new and repeat visitors.

Review the highlights of Campus Fire Forum 2011

Virtual Speakers | Virtual Exhibit | Survey 2011

Campus Fire Forum History

Campus Fire Forum is the only national conference that focuses exclusively on campus fire safety issues
and continues to offer you the opportunity to learn from the experts and interact with campus fire safety
professionals from across the country. Hundreds of attendees representing colleges, universities,
fire officials, city and state authorities and many other disciplines will be in attendance.

This the official Campus Fire Forum, presented by The Center for Campus Fire Safety (CCFS), the nation's only
non-profit organization devoted to reducing the loss of life from fire at our nation's campuses. Beginning over
12 years ago, as an “invitation only” event, the Campus Fire Forum has steadily grown in popularity and is now now the nation’s premiere conference focusing specifically on fire safety in the campus community.

Join your colleagues and network with your peers from across the country and around the world. From the educational sessions, vendor’s exhibit and the popular Town Meeting, you’ll gain new ideas and proven techniques to protect your campus community.