Challenges of emergency management in higher education
Subtitle: planning and strategies
By: Jessica A. Hubbard
Contributors: United States. Federal Emergency Management Agency; Public Entity Risk Institute
Publisher: Public Entity Risk Institute
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Fairfax, VA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 150
ISBN-13: 9780979372278
Subjects: Emergency management; Study and teaching; Congresses; Disaster relief; Assistance in emergencies
Notes: "Papers from the 2010 FEMA Emergency Management Higher Education Conference."

Includes selected bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Next steps in emergency management's professionalization process : who will be the gatekeeper of the profession of emergency management?  -- Carol L. Cwiak; title: Argument for a disciplinary approach to emergency management higher education  -- Jessica Jensen; title: Critical Incident Stress management (CISM) : a program to address Issues of secondary traumatization among disaster workers  -- Norma S. C. Jones, Phillip Franks, Jeffery Long; title: Expanding our vision of emergency management through discussions of new teaching resources : the human side of disaster  -- Thomas E. Drabek; title: Utilizing emergency management-focused technologies in the classroom  -- Micheal A. Kemp, Daniel Martin; title: Basic skills for emergency managers  -- Tom Phelan; title: Developing and maintaining emergency management graduate programs  -- Daniel J. Klenow, George A. Youngs; title: Campus emergency planning  -- Frannie Edwards, Dan Goodrich; title: Framing Canada's platform for Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) -- Ron Kuban.