Vol. 17 No. 2 (2019): March/April

Special Issue: Higher Education in Emergency Management: Pathways to Professional Excellence in a Demanding Career

Part 2

Published: 03/01/2019

Articles

From the editor

William L. Waugh Jr, PhD

86
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Curricular innovation and emergency management in higher education: Making the general education connection

Jessica Jensen, PhD, Daniel J. Klenow, PhD, George A. Youngs, Jr, PhD

87-99
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Promotion or transition: From fire officer to emergency manager

Ray H. Chang, PhD, Dave Neal, PhD

101-110
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Advancing emergency management higher education: Importance of cultural competence scholarship

Claire Connolly Knox, PhD, Christopher T. Emrich, PhD, GISP, Brittani Haupt, PhD

111-117
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GIS applications in emergency management: Infusing geographic literacy in the classroom

Laura Siebeneck, PhD, Ronald L. Schumann III, PhD, Britt-Janet Kuenanz, PhD Student

119-135
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Professionalization of emergency management: Are we our own worst enemy?

Jennifer R. Gray, MS

136-138
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The development of Emergency Management and Homeland Security Degree program at historically black colleges and universities: The case of Texas Southern University, Houston, Texas

Oluponmile O. Olonilua, PhD

139-147
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Diversity in emergency management scholarship

DeeDee M. Bennett, PhD

148-154
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Entering and moving forward: Finding our way in emergency management

Amber Walbeck, MS, Bryan Land, MS, Bradley Iverson, MS, Cole Wieland, MS

155-159
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Complete Issue

Higher Education in Emergency Management: Pathways to Professional Excellence in a Demanding Career - Part 2

Journal of Emergency Management

81-160
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Vol. 17 No. 2 (2019): March/April

Articles

From the editor

Curricular innovation and emergency management in higher education: Making the general education connection

Promotion or transition: From fire officer to emergency manager

Advancing emergency management higher education: Importance of cultural competence scholarship

GIS applications in emergency management: Infusing geographic literacy in the classroom

Professionalization of emergency management: Are we our own worst enemy?

The development of Emergency Management and Homeland Security Degree program at historically black colleges and universities: The case of Texas Southern University, Houston, Texas

Diversity in emergency management scholarship

Entering and moving forward: Finding our way in emergency management

Complete Issue

Higher Education in Emergency Management: Pathways to Professional Excellence in a Demanding Career - Part 2

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