The Student Dispatch is a space to highlight the voices of our MACEM&PS students while they're still studying with us! Topics are chosen by the students in consultation with an advisor, and are only lightly edited - we want this to be authentic to their skills, feelings, and knowledge at the time of writing. Join … Continue reading Comparing My High School & College Emergency Management Experiences
Protected: A Tool to Move Towards the Future
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2-Year Emergency Management Programs, Part VII: Curriculum Development Resources
This blog contains excerpts from the “Planning Resource for Developing a Two-Year Emergency Management Academic Program” (March 2019) and reflects the collective contribution of the time and expertise of several individuals sharing their dedication to preparing the next generation of emergency management professionals. Join the national community of two-year emergency management program discussion! Did you … Continue reading 2-Year Emergency Management Programs, Part VII: Curriculum Development Resources
2-Year Emergency Management Programs, Part VI: Emergency Management Core
This blog contains excerpts from the “Planning Resource for Developing a Two-Year Emergency Management Academic Program” (March 2019) and reflects the collective contribution of the time and expertise of several individuals sharing their dedication to preparing the next generation of emergency management professionals. Join the national community of two-year emergency management program discussion! Did you … Continue reading 2-Year Emergency Management Programs, Part VI: Emergency Management Core
2-Year Emergency Management Programs, Part V: General Education Curricula
This blog contains excerpts from the “Planning Resource for Developing a Two-Year Emergency Management Academic Program” (March 2019) and reflects the collective contribution of the time and expertise of several individuals sharing their dedication to preparing the next generation of emergency management professionals. Join the national community of two-year emergency management program discussion! Did you … Continue reading 2-Year Emergency Management Programs, Part V: General Education Curricula
2-Year Emergency Management Programs, Part IV: Delivery Mode and Sequencing Considerations
This blog contains excerpts from the “Planning Resource for Developing a Two-Year Emergency Management Academic Program” (March 2019) and reflects the collective contribution of the time and expertise of several individuals sharing their dedication to preparing the next generation of emergency management professionals. Join the national community of two-year emergency management program discussion! Did you … Continue reading 2-Year Emergency Management Programs, Part IV: Delivery Mode and Sequencing Considerations
Kicking off Spring 2019!
FCC Emergency Management students and adjuncts – welcome to the Spring 2019 semester! You'll be hearing plenty more from us as classes get underway, but we wanted to start off by showcasing a new accomplishment and a new opportunity: The Mid-Atlantic Center for Emergency Management (MACEM) is proud to have placed our first two apprentices … Continue reading Kicking off Spring 2019!
Public Works PrepTalk
Check out the latest FEMA PrepTalk by Philip Mann! Some great thoughts on how public works and emergency management are even more connected than we might think, and how important it is to keep that connection alive and improving. Collaboration, communication, and novel uses of heavy construction equipment: ingredients for a good time... and a … Continue reading Public Works PrepTalk
Congratulations to Kathy Francis!
Kathy Francis was recently named a Featured Leader by Same Shield, an organization that highlights and honors females working in public safety. Kathy serves as the FCC Executive Director of Emergency Management Programs and directs the Mid-Atlantic Center for Emergency Management (MACEM). In this position, she leads the MACEM to provide education, training, and professional … Continue reading Congratulations to Kathy Francis!