Surge events are defined as complex and chaotic emergencies that require resources well beyond normal operating capacity. In this Viewpoints interview, CHDS alumni Brian Duggan […]
Enhancing Decision Making During Initial Operations at Surge Events More
The Homeland Security Audio Archive preserves these stories while inspiring the next generation of public safety leaders and serving as a reminder of the sacrifice and dedication that local, state, tribal and federal homeland security officials make on a daily basis.
Local Emergency Management More
A review of response efforts to 9/11 revealed considerable challenges to resolving an event of this magnitude. To cope with these challenges, the federal government
Thomas Currao’s thesis examines the cultural and sociological reasons for the lack of full inter-organizational collaboration in New York city’s Incident Management System specifically focusing
Andrew Velasquez, Director, Homeland Security Advisor to the Governor, Illinois Emergency Management Department discusses how the implementation of mutual aid networks has increased Illinois’ ability
Dr. Ron Calissi describes the new Master of Science degree program in Homeland Security now being offered at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey. FDU’s
Farleigh Dickinson University’s Homeland Security Graduate Degree Program More
In this Viewpoints interview, Ellis Stanley, General Manager, City of Los Angeles Emergency Preparedness Department discusses how the field has evolved from cold-war practices of
Emergency Preparedness: A Comprehensive Approach More
