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Education Directory Master’s Degree Programs Institution Saint Xavier University Texas A&M University University of Chicago University of Colorado at Denver University of Delaware University of Findlay University of Florida University of New Orleans Program Graduate Certificate in Disaster Preparedness and Management Graduate Certificate in Environmental Hazard Management Master of Science in Threat and Response Management Emergency Management and Homeland Security Master of Environmental and Energy Policy and Ph.D. in Environmental and Energy Policy Bachelor of Science in Environmental, Safety and Occupational Health Management, Emphasis in Emergency Management Bachelor of Science in Fire and Emergency Services, Master of Science in Fire and Emergency Services Master of Public Administration with Hazard Policy Track Contact James C. Hagen Michael K. Lindell Marsha Hawk Lloyd Burton Young-Doo Wang Timothy J. Murphy Barbara Klingensmith John J. Kiefer Phone (708) 802-6220 (979) 862-3969 (773) 702-0460 (303) 315-2482 (302) 831-8405 (419) 434-4588 (352) 369-2800 (504) 280-6457 E-Mail hagen@sxu.edu mlindell@archone.tamu.edu mhawk@uchicago.edu lloyd.burton@cudenver.edu youngdoo@udel.edu murphy@findlay.edu klingensmithb@dfs.state.fl.us jkiefer@uno.edu University of Nevada at Las Vegas Executive Master of Science in Crisis and Emergency Management Program WORKING PROFESSIONALS AND THOSE NEW TO THE FIELD who want to advance their careers can do so with this one-of-a-kind executive master’s program that is 24 months long and mostly taught online by faculty who are national experts. Graduates of this program have found the degree to be the key to moving up and moving into management positions in this rapidly expanding field. Applications are accepted until the end of November for the spring semester start date and until the end of May for the fall semester start date. The program, which began in 2003, may be contacted via http://urbanaffairs.unlv.edu/pubadmin Click on ECEM or contact either Christine G. Springer (Director) (702) 895-4835 or christine.springer@unlv.edu, or Bob White (Program Coordinator) 702.895.2640 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill University of North Carolina at Charlotte University of North Carolina at Pembroke University of North Texas University of Richmond University of South Florida, College of Public Health Master of Science in Disaster Management Master of Public Administration with Emergency Management Concentration Emergency Management Master of Public Administation Concentration Master of Public Administration with Specialization in Emergency Administration and Planning Master of Disaster Science Degree, Online (Thesis Track) Graduate Certificate in Disaster Management Jim Porto James W. Douglas Nicholas Giannatasio Bob Bland Leigh Anne Giblin Wayne Westhoff Susan M. Smith Bob Freitag John Aughenbaugh (804) 828-8098 (804) 827-0879 (919) 966-7354 (704) 687-4532 (910) 521-6531 (940) 565-2165 (804) 287-6897 (813) 974-6621 (865) 974-1108 jim_porto@unc.edu jwdougla@uncc.edu nicholas.giannatasio@uncp.edu mpa@unt.edu lgiblin@richmond.edu wwesthof@hsc.usf.edu smsmith@utk.edu bfreitag@u.washington.edu jmaughenbaug@vcu.edu glshaw@vcu.edu University of Tennessee, Knoxville Emergency Management within Master’s Degree in Safety University of Washington Institute for Hazard Mitigation Planning and Research Virginia Commonwealth University Master of Arts and Graduate Certificate in Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Virginia Commonwealth University Graduate Certificate in Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Gregory L. Shaw 42 http://urbanaffairs.unlv.edu/pubadmin

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Emergency Management - Fall 2008 Contents Contributors Editor’s Letter In the Field Deep Freeze EM Bulletin Major Player In the News Uncharted Waters Bio-Sensing Bluegills Joint Accounts Education Directory Degress of Change Triage in 3-D Products Eric's Corner Last Word

Emergency Management - Fall 2008

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