Can the individuals considered Campus Security Authorities (CSAs) change each year?

Campus Security Authorities (CSAs) can indeed change each year. This is primarily because the designation of individuals as CSAs can depend on various factors such as changes in staffing, departmental structure, or policy adjustments within the institution. Schools have the flexibility to determine who falls under the CSA designation based on their roles and responsibilities related to campus safety and reporting requirements set by the Clery Act.

In practice, this means that individuals who were CSAs in one academic year may not have that designation in the following year if their roles change, if new individuals are hired, or if the institution decides to adjust its CSA criteria. This fluidity allows institutions to remain current with staffing and safety needs, ensuring that there is always a responsible group of individuals available to help report and address safety issues on campus.