After The Fire
Approx 75 minutes 
Panel Includes: Seton Hall Burn Survivors, Shawn Simons and Al Llannos and their guests discuss the Seton Hall Fire. Additional panel members include Tommy Pugliese, Burn Survivor & Best Friend of Frank Caltabilota (deceased student); Joe and Candy Karol - Parents of Aaron Karol (deceased student); Robin Gaby Fisher, Author of After The Fire; Chief Jeff Markey (retired); and Rev Dr. Dana Christmas.

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Federal, State and Local Legislation
Panel includes: Alan Sactor, Moderator, Fire Marshal, University of Maryland and Vice President CCFS; Robert Ferrera, Director of Fire Safety, Montclair State University, Bob Ryan, Director of Public Services, City of College Park, MD and Louis Kilmer Chief, N.J. Division of Fire Safety.

Overview: This session will look at examples of federal, state, and local legislation that was passed to address fire safety on and off college campuses. Panelists will share the stories behind the legislation and what it took to get it into law. 

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3-1 to 3-10

Fire Safety On and Off Campus 
Panel Includes: Justin Daniels, President and Fire Marshal, CCFS and University of Oklahoma Norman Campus; Jeff Pendley, Fire Captain, University of Southern California; Megan Clement, Associate, The Justice Fire Safety Foundation; Tim Knisely, Training Manager, Automatic Fire Alarm Association (AFAA); David Kurasz Executive Director, National Fire Sprinkler Association; Bonnie Woodruff, Advocate, Common Voices; Dan Jones, Chief, Common Voices

Overview: The purpose of this panel is to discuss fire and life safety in on and off campus residential and nonresidential occupancies. Since the fire at Seton Hall in 2000, many colleges and universities have installed fire alarm and fire sprinkler systems but many have not. Legislation has helped push for installation of these systems but some schools still remain noncompliant, particularly with off campus housing. Experts on this panel will examine the current code requirements, successes of many schools to install systems in new and existing buildings, and look at the future of fire protection in on and off campus housing.

Watch4-1 to  4-10

Technology & Code Changes 
Panel Includes: Dr. Rodger Reiswig, Fellow and VP, Industry Relations, Global Fire Detection Products, Johnson Controls (JCI); Kevin McSweeney, Fire Marshal (University of Delaware) and Director (CCFS); Richard Roberts, Senior Industry Affairs Manager, Honeywell Fire Safety

Overview: CCFS is offering a collaborative perspective regarding recent Fire Protection Systems Technology and Recent Code Changes which may affect the campus fire official’s awareness and knowledge for future construction or fire protection system upgrade projects. The panel has distinguished industry representatives Roger Reiswig from JCI and Richard Roberts from Honeywell. Kevin McSweeney, Campus Fire Marshal from the University of Delaware and CCFS Treasurer will tie in these technology and code changes from the campus fire official perspective. Items that will be covered includes but is not limited to: Fire detection and alarm system improvements and applicability with fire hazards associated with typical campus occupancy groups Updates on application of IFC 2018 at campus residence halls, research labs with toxic gas management systems, and mass notification risk assessment integrated testing of fire protection systems Best practices with detection and suppression selection with Lithium-ion charging locations Factors leading to decisions for fire alarm system replacement and whether a full gut is needed verses keeping existing cabling and certain field devices

Watch5-1 to 5-10