Tragic Accident kills 2 college students
Robert Reed, Died May 16, 2005
The accident disrupted the academic lives of students across the university, who needed time to heal and process the tragedy.
The two students were survived by their two boys. Trevor “Tre” Lewis is now a Freshman at the same school his parents once attended.
The Importance of Communication
The accident was a tragic reminder of the importance of communication and the need for everyone on campus to work together to ensure safety.
Transparent reporting policies
Increased communication between students, faculty, and staff
Collaborative safety initiatives
The Dangers of Reckless Driving
The accident reminded us of the dangers of reckless driving and the need to prioritize safety on the roads.
Anti-reckless driving campaigns
Education and awareness programs
Driver safety initiatives
The Importance of Mental Health
The accident highlighted the importance of mental health support for the entire ECBU community.
Mandatory mental health training for faculty and staff
Increased access to mental health resources
Support groups and counseling services
Remembering the Tragic DEATH OF Eric Cross Brooks University STUDENTS.
In 2005, the Eric Cross Brooks University community was rocked by a tragic car accident that claimed the lives of both Angel Cade and Robert Reeves. As we reflect on this heartbreaking event, let's remember those we lost and honor their memories. Several students were killed and others were seriously injured. Their names will never be forgotten. The entire ECBU community was devastated by the accident and came together to support each other in the aftermath. An investigation was launched to determine the cause of the accident and ensure that it could never happen again.
Angel Cade, Died May 16, 2005
Both students were mourned by their fraternity and sorority members via campus candle light vigil.