John Warchal is an alumnus of our EHS undergraduate program, and holds a Master of Science degree from Johns Hopkins University.  He'll be talking on 11/1/2017 (Wednesday, 3:00pm-5:00pm in Sherman Hall, Room 305, A Wing) about the importance of using analytical methods in emergency preparedness and response decisions...which is one of the most powerful tools for breaking away from the old "well, we always did it this way" crowd. Much of what John has to share with us can be applied to many of the decisions we make, which affect the well-being and lives of others.   Be there!

LIVE LINK via BLACKBOARD:

https://us.bbcollab.com/guest/13876aa9beb44d42b1e7cfe5df3004f6

Disaster recovery doctrine; where it came from, why it’s good, and...what its limitations are.

Speaker: Jennifer Grey

LINK:

https://us.bbcollab.com/guest/13876aa9beb44d42b1e7cfe5df3004f6

More and more, it's Emergency Health Services former graduate students we turn to for up-to-date expertise. Last week it was Diane Flint, PhD candidate and full-time EHS undergrad program director and instructor. This week it's our very own Jenn Ryan, currently a PhD candidate and full-time state-level emergency manager and part-time instructor in our graduate program.

Jenn is a dynamic speaker with lots of government Emergency Management (EM) experience, and loves to get thoughtful and probing questions during her talks.  By the way, I really like this topic, as one who has tried to base my conclusions on evidence rather than doctrine...often to find that we still lack in good evidence for much of what we consider to be "true".  

Be there, whether in person or online!  Wednesday, October 11, 2017 from 3-5pm. Please contact Kara Buckmaster before 2:15 pm on Wednesday if you think you will need help logging in.