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HAZUS Higher Education Resources Consortium (HERC)
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- Forum
- Announcements
- Resources
- Speakers Bureau
- Compendium of Knowledge
- Higher Education Institutions Using HAZUS
External Links
- FEMA EMI Higher Education Project
- Disaster Grads Listserv
- 3Rivers HUG
- Arkansas HUG
- Southeast Pennsylvania HUG
Contact HERC
Vincent J. Brown
Senior Program Specialist
Risk Analysis Division
FEMA Headquarters
p: 202.646.2725
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Jamie Caplan
Jamie Caplan Consulting
p: 413.586.0867
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Beth Miller Howser
PBS&J
p: 703.471.7275 x248
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Resources
Resources related to the HAZUS Higher Education Resources Clearinghouse (HERC).
Extension Disaster Education Network
The Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN) links Extension educators from across the U.S. and various disciplines, enabling them to use and share resources to reduce the impact of disasters.
International Emergency Management Student Association
The International Emergency Management Student Association is the student component of the International Emergency Management Association. IAEM is the chartering organization for local IEMSA chapters at graduate and undergraduate educational institutions. At the international level, the IEMSA members who are also paid members of IAEM make up IAEM’s Region 12 and enjoy full voting membership in the Association.
National Academic Consortium for Homeland Security
The Consortium comprises public and private academic institutions engaged in scientific research, technology development and transition, education and training, and service programs concerned with current and future U.S. national security challenges, issues, problems and solutions, at home and around the world. The goal of the National Academic Consortium for Homeland Security is to help improve the security of the U.S. and its worldwide interests, while protecting and preserving its values, freedoms and civil liberties, and economic interests and competitiveness.
Announcements
Summer Institute for Advanced Study of Disaster and Risk
The Summer Institute is designed primarily for junior faculty and young researchers, post-docs and advanced doctoral students, who have shown strong interests and possessed certain experience in the hazard and risk area. Excellent oral and written communication skills in English are required. The application is open to public and the admissions are based on individual
