Viewpoints with Nuerova Labs
In this Viewpoints episode, Craig Cooper, John Yasky, and Mark O’Grifa from Neurova Labs discuss their pioneering research using neuroimmersive virtual reality environments to treat […]
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Human Trafficking and the Homeland Security Enterprise: A Primer
Human trafficking is best described as the despicable exploitation of others for profit through the use of force, fraud, or coercion for the purpose of
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Conditioned to Grieve or Dead Inside: Line of Duty Deaths and Mental Resilience
Timothy Rice’s thesis investigates the impact of line-of-duty funerals on mental resilience in firefighters, showing how such rituals support culture, community, and social identity. He
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Policing the Pacific: A Path to Building Law Enforcement Capacity in the Freely Associated States
Ron Miller’s thesis, “Policing the Pacific,” identifies a critical need for enhanced law enforcement in the Pacific Island Countries and Freely Associated States, focusing on
Nudges from Abroad: Investigating American Vulnerability to Foreign Choice Architecture
Joshua Henson’s thesis, “Nudges from Abroad: Investigating American Vulnerability to Foreign Choice Architecture,” investigates the risks of foreign influence in American democratic processes through technology,
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The Ethical Use of Facial Recognition Technology: A Case Study of U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Jeni Best’s thesis examines the integration of facial recognition technology (FRT) within law enforcement, particularly through the U.S. CBP’s Biometric Entry-Exit Program, and proposes an
Bridging the Gap: Instilling Moral Courage and Impelling Moral Action in the Public Safety Sphere
Alvin Luedtke’s thesis, “Bridging the Gap: Instilling Moral Courage and Impelling Moral Action in the Public Safety Sphere,” investigates the patterns of moral failure within
Serve First, Lead Second, and Be Humble—Leadership in Apathetic Times
Samson Stevens’ presentation examines the importance of the oath of office for military and public service professionals, calling for renewed respect for service across sectors.
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Outstanding Thesis Award Winner: Forming the More Perfect Union
In his thesis, “Forming the More Perfect Union,” Craig T. Solgat examines the crucial role of trust and communication in emergency management, with a specific
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Active Shooter Response: Can a Comprehensive Approach Address the Existing Gaps?
Carlos Mejia’s CHDS master’s thesis, “Active Shooter Response: Can a Comprehensive Approach Address the Existing Gaps?,” analyzes the shortcomings of the current Incident Command System
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Organizational Trauma – Smart Practices Learned from Charlottesville
Emily Pelliccia, Deputy Chief, Community Risk & Resilience, Albemarle County Fire Rescue, discusses handling a major traumatic community event and the long-term organizational recovery. Having
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The Stress of Silence
Michael Pfaltzgraff from Anne Arundel County Fire Department studied the effects of no instructor guidance (tactical silence) on firefighter trainees during intense scenarios in his