Revisiting Comments 25 Years After 9/11/01 - Part 26

In the summer of 2001, John Jay offered upwards of 500 New York City Police Department (NYPD) officers an inaugural two-semester certificate course in leadership training. Initially everything was going well, but by mid-September only three students were attending classes. The rest of the students were working on search and rescue efforts at the World Trade Center (WTC) site or Ground Zero. At the time, approximately, 1,000 of John Jay’s 11,000 students were police officers, another 1,000 worked in uniformed services, including corrections and emergency medical services, and others were firefighters. Resuming classes on September 13, the College provided additional counseling for students, faculty and staff.

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At 5:21 p.m., several hours after the Twin Towers collapsed, 7 World Trade Center, a 47-story building, toppled due to the impact of debris from the collapse of the North Tower. Fortunately, the building had previously been evacuated, and there were no additional casualties.

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