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Studies in Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness . May 28 th , 2009 Presenter:. A New Experience for High School Students. Joppatowne High School Demographic Data. Reaching Out to the Average Student. Program Purpose. Mission:
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Studies in Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness May 28th, 2009 Presenter: A New Experience for High School Students
Program Purpose Mission: The program is dedicated to providing students with career skills and technological expertise in the areas of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Motto: Integrity. Commitment. Service.
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Enduring Understanding All citizens have a role in Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness.
Law Enforcement/Criminal Justice Strand: 10th 11th 12th Course 1: Introduction to Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Course 2: Administration of Justice I & Course 3: Administration of Justice II Course 4: Students choose either a career xploration course or an internship and independent research project
Administration of Justice I In the field of Homeland Security and in life, ethics and being ethical is essential to success Unit 1: Introduction to Law Unit 2: Development of the Criminal Justice System Unit 3: Constitutional Law Unit 4: Criminal Justice System Unit 5: Careers in Criminal Justice Unit 6: Criminal Justice Issues
Administration of Justice II • CPR/First AID/AED Certifications Unit 1: Gaining a Perspective of Homeland Security (ICS, Emergency Management) Unit 2: Policing Unit 3: Crime Scene Investigation Unit 4: Non-traditional crimes Unit 5: Terrorism and Emergency Preparedness Unit 6: Careers Unit
Homeland Security Science Classes: 10th 11th 12th Course One: Introduction to Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Course Two: Homeland Security Science Course Three: Research Methods and Applications Course 4: Students choose either a career exploration course or an internship and independent research project
Homeland Security Science • Unit 1: Basic Science Concepts • Unit 2: Decontamination • Unit 3: Protection • Unit 4: Field detection and identification • Unit 5: Create an incident action
Research Methods and Applications • Unit 1: Concepts of Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness • Unit 2: Interpersonal communication skills and group dynamics • Unit 3: Develop lab skills using current chemical and biological lab equipment • Unit 4: Methods for criminal evidence collection and analysis
Information/Communications Technology Classes: 10th 11th 12th Course One: Introduction to Homeland Security and Emergency Preparedness Course 2: STARS I– Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing Course 3: STARS II– Skill-Based Training for GIS and Remote Sensing Course 4: Students choose either a career exploration course or an internship and independent research project
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing Computer-based courses in GIS and Remote Sensing: • Combination of technology and geography • 3-D mapping • Map-based Homeland Security problem solving • Students come out with an industry- recognized GIS Technician certification
Information/Communications Technology Courses: Geospatial Certification Recognized by DOL Geospatial Workforce Development Model
Intro to Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and Remote Sensing • Not “Buttonology” • ArcGIS 9.x and STK • Customized Harford County Data
Skill-Based Training For (GIS) and Remote Sensing • Spatial Analysis • 3-D Mapping • Image Analysis (Leica)
Geospatial Application Project • Focus on Health and Safety: Fire Study • Students must earn a 70% or better to receive certification • Integrates all aspects of previous courses • Spatial problem solving • Project management • Data creation, manipulation, and analysis
2-Year and 4-Year College Options • University of Maryland, College Park • University of Maryland, Baltimore County • Towson University • Johns Hopkins University • Texas A&M • Ohio State • Anne Arundel Community College • Cecil Community College • Community College of Baltimore County • Harford Community College • Frederick Community College
Partnerships Built Over 5 years Federal • Department of Education • APG/ECBC State • Maryland Emergency Management Agency • Maryland State Department of Education • Maryland State Department of Licensing and Regulation County • Sherriff's Office • Emergency Operations Center • Harford County Public Schools • Office of Economic Development • Health Department Higher Education • Harford Community College • Anne Arundel Community College • Community College of Baltimore County • START at University of Maryland, College park • University of Maryland, University College Industry • SAIC • CACI • Digital Quest • ESRI