Emergency management in technology: Academic programs promoting community resilience, disaster readiness, and recovery

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The vision of the Center for Community Resilience (CCR) to equip Mississippi's underserved communities with up-to-date skills for better preparedness of natural disasters to minimize loss of life and property; thus, building resilient communities. The CCR's mission is to provide contemporary emergency management and preparedness education and training related to natural disasters (i.e. weather and atmospheric events) for Mississippi's underserved communities; to mitigate loss through effective preparedness and response planning; and to building a pipeline from middle school to higher education that develops future Emergency/Disaster Management professionals, Atmospheric Scientists/Meteorologists, Psychologists, and Journalists who effectively disseminate public information. In addition to natural disasters, the CCR will provide public safety response training instead of man-made disasters that may occur during or after a natural disaster/major weather event, specifically for responders serving underserved communities in this engagement in practice paper.

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Murphy, J. L., & McLin, D. B. (2020). Emergency management in technology: Academic programs promoting community resilience, disaster readiness, and recovery. In ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition, Conference Proceedings (Vol. 2020-June). American Society for Engineering Education. https://doi.org/10.18260/1-2--34522

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