**[Cincinnati State Technical and Community College -- Associate of
Applied Science Safety and Security Management Program]{.underline}**

Cincinnati State Technical and Community College is offering an
Associate of Applied Science Safety and Security Management Program. The
Safety and Security Management Associate of Applied Science Degree will
provide a comprehensive review of issues related to safety and security
Management, including agencies, laws, authorities and actions. The
program is being designed to prepare students for entry-level or
advanced management positions in safety and security venues. The
curriculum includes courses in basic law, regulations and compliance,
hazardous materials, emergency response, domestic and international
terrorism, homeland security management, risk management and disaster
preparedness.

***Specific Program Outcomes***

At the completion of this program, the graduate will be able to:

1.  Apply effective communication skills (either as an individual or
    part of a team) utilizing industry-standard reporting formats, as
    well as being able to conduct oral presentations.

2.  Graduates will be able to communicate clearly and concise to their
    supervisors as well as to provide leadership to their co-workers.

3.  Graduates will be ready, reliable and relevant to the respective
    industry or field of study, well-prepared to face any contemporary
    professional, social, or global challenges in a diverse society.

4.  Demonstrate mastery of fundamental knowledge and skills demanded by
    the student's industry or chosen career field.

5.  Set goals, develop plans of action, and develop measures of
    effectiveness relevant to their career or industry, using
    industry-standard measures or benchmarks of quality, timeliness and
    continuous improvement.

6.  Collect, identify, analyze, interpret, and present data in order to
    create effective solutions to technical problems.

7.  Monitor, interpret and apply laws and accreditation, licensure and
    certification standards pertinent to the respective industry.

8.  Apply fundamental knowledge along with current techniques and skills
    to conduct experiments, analyze data, interpret and apply results to
    improve processes and respond to emergencies.

9.  Demonstrate teamwork while working in interdisciplinary environments
    to solve problems, and to plan and complete projects in a timely and
    efficient manner.

10. Apply principles of supervision and leadership and the tools used to
    effectively manage resources and personnel to reach project
    completion while remaining in compliance with applicable laws,
    policies, regulations and standards.

11. Demonstrate excellence in personal and professional service to
    customers, clients and colleagues, using interpersonal skills
    effectively with coworkers as well as the community.

[Curriculum Courses include:]{.underline}

> Professionalism in Safety and Security Management
>
> Legal Issues in Safety and Security Management
>
> Introduction to Homeland Security Management
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> Principles of Safety Management
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> Emergency Preparation and Response
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> On-Scene Incident Management
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> Principles of Security Management 1
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> Principles of Security Management 2
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> Basic Health Care Security
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> Advanced Health Care Security
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> Health Care Security and Safety
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> Proprietary Information Security
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> Asset Protection and Loss

Cincinnati State Technical and Community College is accredited by The
Higher Learning Commission, North Central Association.

For more information:

> Contact: Dr. Anne Loochtan, Assistant Dean
>
> Health and Public Safety Division
>
> Cincinnati State Technical and Community College
>
> [\<]{.mark}3520 Central Parkway
>
> [\<]{.mark}Cincinnati, OH  45223-+2690
>
> Ph: 513-569-1678
>
> Fax: 513-569-1659
>
> Email: <Anne.loochtan@cincinnatistate.edu>
>
> Additional Information:
> [http://www.cincinnatistate.edu](http://www.cincinnatistate.edu/)
>
> Additional Phone:
>
> Update: 9/27/07

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