Narcotics, migrants, cartels – all in a Good day’s work at El Paso Port of Entry
Master’s degree alumna Beverly Good’s job as Customs and Border Protection Port Director at the El Paso Port of Entry calls for a dash of expertise in the array of...
Category: Out of the Classroom, into the World
Master’s alum: Sahel music holds security potential for countering violent extremism
Naval Postgraduate School Center for Homeland Defense and Security master’s degree alumnus Mathew Wenthe recently presented material related to his thesis on the music of Africa’s Sahel Region at a...
Education fuels master’s alumnus’ career shift to emergency management
After 30 years in law enforcement Center for Homeland Defense and Security master’s degree graduate James Madia added a second chapter to his career, using his homeland security education as...
Leeb talks tall buildings at London conference
Naval Postgraduate School Center for Homeland Defense and Security master’s degree alumnus Frank Leeb has discovered his thesis research on high-rise buildings and cardiac arrest survival has unintended relevance beyond...
Pierson sees links between extremism and arsons by firefighters
Homeland security professionals grasping for better methods of identifying violent extremists could learn lessons from the phenomenon of firefighter arsons of past decades, Naval Postgraduate School Center for Homeland Defense...
LSU-NCBRT utilizes CHDS alumni to strengthen first responder training curriculum
As he seeks instructors and developers for training courses at Louisiana State University’s National Center for Biomedical Research and Training, Jerry Monier has found fertile ground among his fellow alumni...