Paula D.
Gordon, Ph.D.
Recent Homeland
Security- and
Emergency
Management- Related Courses
Taught or
Facilitated and/or Scheduled
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Hazards and Threats for the Future
Spring 2011 (Instructor)
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Research and Planning in
Safety, Security,
& Emergency Management
Spring B 2011 (Facilitator)
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Emergency Management Certificate Program Course:
Key
Elements of Critical Infrastructure Protection and
Continuity Post
9/11 and Post Katrina
April 4 – May 1, 2011
(Instructor)
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Auburn
Emergency Management Certificate Program Course:
Planning and
Preparedness for Homeland Security and
Emergency Management Post-9/11
and Post-Katrina
June 13 – July 10, 2011
(Instructor)
| This course is taught in asynchronous time utilizing a wide assortment of reports, articles, videos, and other instructional material all accessible without cost online. For information concerning enrollment in this course, contact the Center for Governmental Services at (334) 844-1918 or see http://www.auburn.edu/outreach/cgs/ and click on Training and Professional Development. |
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Emergency
Management Certificate Program Course:
Unmet Needs
and Challenges:
Some Key
Challenges Facing Homeland Security
and Emergency Management Post 9/11 and Post
Katrina
October 3 –
October 30, 2011 (Instructor)
| This course is taught in asynchronous time utilizing a wide assortment of reports, articles, videos, and other instructional material all accessible without cost online. For information concerning enrollment in this course, contact the Center for Governmental Services at (334) 844-1918 or see http://www.auburn.edu/outreach/cgs/ and click on Training and Professional Development. |
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Research Practicum
Fall 2011 (Instructor)
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Eastern
Homeland Security Policy Analysis
Fall (A) 2011 (Facilitator)
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Eastern
Homeland Security Policy Analysis
Fall (B) 2011
(Instructor)
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Presentations Scheduled for 2011
A Matrix Approach to Comparing and Contrasting
Some Differing Perspectives on Emergency Management and
Homeland Security in a Post
9/11 World
Emergency Management
Higher Education Conference,
June 9, 2011
·
different perspectives concerning some of the major challenges facing
those in roles of public responsibility for homeland security and emergency
management; ·
a range of different ways of looking at the role of the Federal, State,
and local governments in recent major disasters, with an emphasis on Hurricane
Katrina; and · some possible explanations concerning the basis of widely varying
perspectives. This presentation by Dr. Gordon provides an
introduction to an innovative educational tool that practitioners and scholars
can use to enhance understanding of
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Some Innovative Elements of Several Courses That
Integrate Emergency Management and Homeland Security Concerns
Emergency Management
Higher Education Conference,
June 9, 2011
This presentation will provide an overview of some innovative aspects
of several of the courses that Dr. Gordon teaches, with a focus on courses that
she has developed and is currently in the process of developing and refining for
the three university programs. These include integrated courses in
emergency management and homeland security.
