History of the MACEM&PS
Even with 21 years of educating, publishing, training, and consulting to emergency management and public safety constituents, ranging from exploratory […]
Emergency Management
Surviving Leadership, or A View from a 5-Generational Team
As we make progress in our careers, and the workforce and world make their own progress around us, there can
Leading, Serving, and Growing Through Times of Change
[Editor’s Note: This article is intended for Maryland law enforcement professionals as well as the educators, colleagues, friends, and family
Pandemic Reflections: Improving Communications with Deaf and/or Hard of Hearing Individuals
The events of the past year – from the pandemic to civil rights protests to instances of political violence –
Aware, Arrange, Adapt: Upgrading Your Time Management Skills
Authors: Kathy Francis, MACEM&PS Executive Director and Contributing Writer Dr. Karen Wilson, FCC Computing & Business Technology Department Chair Do
Pandemic Reflections: Simple Steps for Better Senior Preparedness
Author: Kathy Francis, MACEM&PS Executive Director and Contributing Writer As emergency management professionals, we sometimes (often) take our work home:
Emergency Management Redefined
(Feature Photo by Graham Ruttan on Unsplash) By: Andrew Owlett A New Way to Handle Multiple Incidents of Increased Complexity Typically
Pardon Our Dust!
Hello world, and thanks for stopping by! As you may be able to tell, depending on when you happen to
The Power of Stakeholder Engagement
By: Kathy Francis, Executive Director As the leader of the Frederick Community College (FCC), Mid-Atlantic Center for Emergency Management and
Emergencies Come in All Sizes
By: Didi Culp This time of year, it’s evident that humans aren’t the only ones employing emergency management practices. Migratory