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Must-Reads in Emergency Management Higher Education Programs

Survey report on top 10 must-reads for emergency management students from academia. Increased consensus shown in 44 responses, with 208 total entries provided. Contact Carol L. Cwiak at North Dakota State University for more information.

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Must-Reads in Emergency Management Higher Education Programs

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  1. 2008 Body of Knowledge Report:Emergency Management Higher Education Programs’ “Must Reads”FEMA Emergency Management Higher Education Project Carol L. Cwiak North Dakota State University

  2. Following up on Body of Knowledge from prior years • This year academics were surveyed (College List) • The survey instrument asked participants for the top ten “must reads” for emergency management students

  3. 44 responses received (n= 39) Respondents from both undergraduate and graduate certificate and degree programs 340 total selections Number of selections provided increased dramatically – average was 9 selections 208 list entries total

  4. About 48% of the “must reads” provided were specific to one respondent (single entries) • Compare this to: 2006 (academia) 85% 2007(practitioners) 73% • Could it be that greater consensus on “must reads” is developing?

  5. Contact Information Carol L. Cwiak Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Emergency Management North Dakota State University P.O. Box 5075 Fargo, ND 58105 (701) 231-5847 carol.cwiak@ndsu.edu

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