Mission

To educate and protect the TCU community by collaborating with stakeholders on all security related activities. Focused on building, sustaining and improving the capabilities to mitigate against, prepare for, respond to and recover from threatened or actual man-made or natural emergencies or disasters.

 

Adrian Andrews

Assistant Vice Chancellor Adrian Andrews supervises the TCU Department of Public Safety which includes the TCU Police Department, the Director of Emergency Management, and the Parking and Transportation section. During his 28 years in the United States Secret Service Andrews was an undercover agent, Task Force Supervisor, Presidential Protection Supervisor, Counter Assault Team Leader and Special Agent in Charge of the Oklahoma City Field Office.  Assistant Vice Chancellor Andrews is married and the proud father of one.  He has been at TCU since the fall semester of 2017.

Adrian Andrews, Vice Chancellor of Public Safety
Adrian.Andrews@tcu.edu
817-257-4747

Sean Taylor

Sean began serving TCU as the Director of Emergency Management in 2018 after spending the previous decade of his emergency management career at the state and local government levels. He has managed Emergency Operations Center responses and facilitated recovery efforts for many significant incidents including wildland fires, shootings and presidentially declared flooding disasters. Sean received his bachelor’s degree in Emergency Management form the University of North Texas. He is a Certified Emergency Manager by the International Association of Emergency Managers, a Certified Texas Emergency Manager by the Emergency Management Association of Texas, and previously held certifications as a firefighter and emergency medical technician.

Sean Taylor, Director of Emergency Management
Sean.Taylor@TCU.edu
817-257-7771

Mike WebsterMike Webster

A Horned Frog since August of 2024, Mike came out of a sabbatical on a sailboat on the east coast to join TCU as the inaugural Director for Clery Act Compliance. He had a 35-year career in campus policing, 23 of them as a Chief in at a mid-sized college in Maryland. Having served as the federal government relations chair for the campus police chiefs’ professional association (IACLEA) for 15 years, Mike was part of the team that wrote the federal regulations for the U.S. Dept of Education to implement the Clery Act. After retiring from law enforcement in 2014, he worked as a consultant helping campuses comply with the Clery Act. His side-hustles included; the US Coast Guard Reserve where he did search and rescue and as a boarding officer, a part-time paramedic for 12 years, and sociology lecturer. He also volunteered to teach GED at a local jail. Mike has a BS in Criminal Justice and an MS in Human Resources Development.

Mike Webster, Director of Clery Act Compliance
M.N.WEBSTER@tcu.edu
817-257-1760

Chief Robert RangelRobert Rangel

Chief of Police Robert Rangel is the chief executive for the TCU Police Department (TCUPD), responsible for leading, planning, organizing, and directing the activities of the department, to prevent crime, protect the campus, and ensure the public safety of the campus community.  He has served as a Texas peace officer for 43 years, including 29 years with the Fort Worth Police Department (FWPD), where he served in various capacities, including investigative, tactical, supervisory, and multiple, command–level roles. He began his tenure with the TCUPD in 2014 and promoted through the ranks of the department, assuming his current role as Chief in June of 2020. He is passionate about his Christian faith, his family, and the safety and well-being of the TCU community.

Robert Rangel, Chief of Police
r.rangel@tcu.edu
817-257-7933

David Coriano

I began at TCU in March 2007. Having worked in the service/security industry since 2002 with the Boca Raton Resort & Club and its beach resort as well, before relocating to TX. After working as a security guard, dispatcher, parking admin, manager of the Froggie 5-0 program, and transportation coordinator, I have settled into the Manager of Parking & Transportation at TCU. I feel we have made significant improvements to parking on campus since taking over in 2021 and even though we lost support for transportation during Covid we still made strides toward keeping basic services for the community on campus. All of the experience from my other positions has helped me see the campus from multiple viewpoints, from enforcement to day-to-day dealings of citations. I am a Spanish speaker, the Department Armorer for all major law enforcement firearms, and I work well with people from all walks of life, from VCs to the grounds crew, which I feel has helped me excel here at TCU. I love my two dogs and wife. We enjoy spending time on our ranch and I also have a passion for collecting, acquiring, and shooting firearms, which helped me in my armorer position.

David Coriano, Manager of Parking & Transportation
d.r.coriano@tcu.edu
817-257-6889