Imagination, Improvisation, and Innovation in Emergency Management Education
22nd Annual Emergency Management Higher Education Symposium. June 1-4, 2020
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Monday June 1, 2020
DHS and FEMA Connections: Information Exchange for Curricula and Practice
Interagency Recovery Coordination Division, FEMA Technical Assistance, Federal Insurance and Mitigation Administration, DHS Office of University Programs
View video: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Presentations: Eleanor Hajian [pdf] | Karen Marsh [pdf] | Kathleen Boyer [pdf] | Laura O’Connell [pdf]
What to Teach in Emergency Management: Thoughts for New Instructors in the Disaster Discipline
Dr. David McEntire
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Survey of Geographic Information Systems for Disaster Management Research, Teaching and Service
Kevin Mickey, Unai Miguel Andres; Marianne Cardwell, The Polis Center at Indiana University Purdue University Indianapolis
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- Welcome and Opening Remarks
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- Igniting Imagination to Build and Sustain Community Impact
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- Academic Contributions to COVID-19 Response and Recovery
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- Academic Contributions to COVID-19 Response and Recovery
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- SOTL: Preparing, Instructing, and Assessing for Success in Online Courses
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- SOTL: Preparing, Instructing, and Assessing for Success in Online Courses
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- SOTL: Preparing, Instructing, and Assessing for Success in Online Courses
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- SOTL: Preparing, Instructing, and Assessing for Success in Online Courses
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- SOTL: Preparing, Instructing, and Assessing for Success in Online Courses
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- Integrating Team-Based Learning in the Asynchronous Online Environment
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- SOTL: Understanding the Concept and its Application in Academic Programs and Emergency Management
Tuesday June 2, 2020 – Igniting Imagination and Building Community
Welcome and Opening Remarks | Singing Tree
Chad Gorman | Laurie Marshall
First Steps in Effective Emergency Management Administration: Igniting Imagination to Build and Sustain Community Impact
Lee Rush
Academic Contributions to COVID-19 Response and Recovery
Dr. Jack Rozdilsky, Dr. Jennifer Tobin, Dr. Eric Stern, Glen Woodbury
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The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in Homeland Security and Emergency Management: Preparing, Instructing, and Assessing for Success in Online Courses
Dr. Caroline Hackerott, Dr. Alyssa Provencio, Dr. Cameron Carlson, Dr. George Schwartz
View video | Presentations: Caroline Hackerott [pdf] | George Schwartz [pdf]
Integrating Team-Based Learning in the Asynchronous Online Environment
Elizabeth Gray, Christopher Sheach, Dr. Jamie Stacy, Dr. Sandy Smith
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The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: Understanding the Concept and its Application in Academic Programs and Emergency Management
Dr. Ekong Peters
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Poster Session
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- Play Well with Others
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- FEMA Resilience Keynote
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- Teaching with Art and Improvisation
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- FEMA NTED and Higher Education Program Update
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- FEMA NTED and Higher Education Program Update
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- FEMA NTED and Higher Education Program Update
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- Integrating Cybersecurity into Emergency Management Programs
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- Integrating Cybersecurity into Emergency Management Programs
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- Native Traditions, Mythology and Storytelling
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- A Case Approach to Integration
Wednesday June 3, 2020 – Improvisation
Play Well with Others: Improvisation, Emergencies and Collaboration
Andrew Phelps
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FEMA Resilience Keynote
Carlos Castillo
Teaching with Art and Improvisation
Laurie Marshall
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FEMA NTED and Higher Education Program Update
Scott Kelberg, Lisa Lofton, Wendy Walsh
Integrating Cybersecurity into Emergency Management Programs
Netta Squires, Ben Yelin
View video | Presentation [pdf]
Native Traditions, Mythology and Storytelling: A Modern Framework in Education
Norlean Cedeno, Jim Cedeno
View video | Presentation [pdf]
National Security and Emergency Management: A Case Approach to Integration
Dr. David McIntyre
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- Making New, Normal
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- Higher Education State of the Community
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- The Educators’ Dilemma
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- Ethics for Emergency Management
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- Ethics for Emergency Management
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- Hybrid MSN Program
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- DIET for Emergency Management
Thursday June 4, 2020 – Innovation
Making New, Normal: How Region VIII Leads the Way in Innovation
Lee dePalo
2020 FEMA Higher Education State of the Community
Dr. DeeDee Bennett
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The Educators’ Dilemma: How Can Emergency Management and Homeland Security Professors Learn from Online Content Innovators
Dr. Rodrigo Nieto-Gómez
Ethics for Emergency Management
Dr. Sandy Smith, Dr. Shirley Feldmann-Jensen, Dr. Steven Jensen, Dr. Alyssa Provencio, Dr. David Etkin
Nursing Administration and Emergency Management: A Hybrid MSN Program
Dr. Jennifer Helms
A DIET for Emergency Management: A Diversity Inclusion and Equity Transformation
Dr. S. Atyia Martin
Great stuff! Excellent presentations. I got it thru CHDS NPS site after the event via HiED info sharing and SIG after next to last FRI of the month meeting. I would be very interested in participating in HiED virtual Delivery of NEXT JUN HiED CONF/meeting SIG group to set up agenda items, prep-and during / behind the curtain preparations for 2021 HiED conf.