Jeff Daniels, Ph.D., of Indiana University, Bloomington, has done some unique research into the problem of school violence. In this DVD, he recounts what he has learned from studying successful interventions in school settings. He focuses on a number of different intervention scenarios, including hostage and barricade events that were resolved, and shooting and bombing plots that were discovered and averted. Professor Daniels describes common profiles and themes that emerge in school violence situations, and offers detailed recommendations for preventing and intervening in these situations. Professor Daniels' research includes hours of one-on-one interviews with individuals involved in potentially lethal situations that had successful outcomes.