Graduate Seminar: 12/6/2017 SPEAKER: Professor Diane Flint TOPIC: Public Policy vs. Public Administration To cap off this semester's informative and intriguing EHS seminar presentations and...

EHS Graduate Seminar 11/28/2017 SPEAKER: Instructor Jenn Ryan TOPIC: Art of Writing in "Emergency Management" Style Have you ever wondered about how and why the writing style in some areas of...

SPEAKER: Jeff Halverson, PhD, UMBC Department of Geography and Associate Dean of the Graduate School TOPIC: Natural Disasters From A Geophysical And Human Geographical Perspective Dr...

SPEAKER: Noor Abdel Rahman, Kara Buckmaster, Taylor Lutich TOPIC: Women and children protection after disasters and mass migrations. Wednesday, November 15, 2017 Sherman Hall, Room 305, A Wing...

SPEAKER: John Warchal, MS, BS, NRP, Maryland State Police TOPIC: The importance of using analytical methods in emergency preparedness and response decisions.   John Warchal is an alumnus of...

Disaster recovery doctrine; where it came from, why it’s good, and...what its limitations are. Speaker: Jennifer Grey LINK:...

Looking for online courses for the Winter Session? Check out the offerings from Emergency Health Services. EHS 115: Medical Terminology - Excellent course for anyone working or studying in the...

Emergency Health Services Major or Minor? Come meet your fellow students, staff, and faculty TODAY, September 6th from 12:00pm-1:00pm (Free Hour) to mingle and munch. WHERE: Sherman Hall, Room...

Are you looking for a GEP course for this Summer?  The Emergency Health Services Department is offering EHS 311 Stress and Burnout Online this Summer. This is an opportunity to learn about stress...

In response to a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake that hit Nepal over the weekend, Richard Bissell wrote about the international relief effort in The Conversation. Bissell, a professor of...