Two years ago, Center for Homeland Defense and Security (CHDS) master’s graduate Rodney Andreasen lost everything to Hurricane Michael when the Category 5 hurricane made landfall on Florida’s Panhandle and […]
Leading While Losing It All More
Victor Hugo once observed that great blunders, like large ropes, are composed of a multitude of fibers. For Erik Litzenberg however, this observation applies equally to the kinds of challenge
Rethinking Fire Danger: Where the Backwoods Meets the Backyard More
The Center for Homeland Defense and Security (CHDS) Executive Education Program (EEP) and Executive Leaders Program (ELP) teams collaborated to deliver a multi-week executive education session for the FEMA Incident
CHDS Provides Leadership Education to FEMA Incident Management Assistance Team Academy More
Hiring within the federal government is often a long and tedious process; the remoteness of the location only exacerbates the challenge. Requirements to travel long distances for formal interviews or
Emergence Alumnus Making a Difference: Improving Recruitment in Remote Locations More
By Nick Catrantzos There was a time when collaborations in academic research were glacially slow. After all, the titans of psychoanalysis Sigmund Freud, Carl Jung, and Alfred Adler, first had
CHDS Master’s Students Dictating Tempo of Collaboration More
By Nick Catrantzos The Center for Homeland Defense and Security (CHDS) Executive Education Program (EEP) provides tailored homeland security education to government leaders requiring best-in-class subject matter expertise, often on
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