"I've heard positive stuff [from students]," says Ronnie Levesque, the Superintendent of Quincy House.
By keeping Ellis at Quincy, Riley says, SSI is only following through on a promise it made to the University.
"SSI says they will try to keep the same people at all the Houses," Riley says.
Still, some question whether SSI's high turnover rate will hinder security efforts.
Guards at companies like SSI do not usually stay very long--typically only three or four months, according to industry estimates.
Guards, police, and students all question whether that gives guards enough time to learn the campus.
"Turnover [at SSI] is 100%," says one University guard. "We know the Harvard community. That's the biggest difference."
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