By Jesse McCord, ENP, RPL The role of 9-1-1 in homeland defense is often understated, yet emergency communications are a cornerstone of national security, public safety, and disaster response. Recently, […]
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As a seasoned communications expert, CJ Blickenstaff has encountered countless inspiring stories showcasing the exceptional work of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers around the world. However, as a
CHDS Alumna Making a Difference: Establishing Global Communications Mentorship for CBP Officers More
Facing a challenge in keeping up with the volume of security situation reports at a global telecommunications corporation, Global Security Operations Manager Ted DeSanti saw firsthand an opportunity to address
CHDS Alum Making a Difference: Integrating AI into Telecommunications Global Security More
Broken Windows Management Theory suggests that addressing seemingly minor issues such as acts of vandalism that result in the proverbial “broken windows” can prevent larger problems from developing by sending
CHDS ELP Alum’s Dissertation Spotlights Accountability in Correctional Facilities More
With the East San Francisco Bay Area in California facing escalating threats from wildfires, earthquakes, and other emergencies, Hayward, CA, firefighter-paramedic Nicolas Stevens saw the need for area first responders
CHDS Alum Making a Difference: Creation of a Joint Interagency Air Support Unit More
Faced with recruiting and retention challenges, and increased service expectations, Michael Mezhberg has set a roadmap for seeking accreditation for his 911 Emergency Communications Center aimed at addressing both issues.
Emergence Alum Making a Difference: Pursuing Accreditation for 911 Emergency Call Center More
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