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Americas/Asia/Oceania Fellowship Program Begins January 2012

Disaster Science Fellows — On The Shoulders Of Giants
Two graduate fellows of the Academy of Emergency Management discuss why they chose to pursue the fellowship, the time commitment required and how emergency management theory helps them in their day-to-day roles.

IAEM America and International Network of Women in Emergency Management (INWEM) members receive a 10% discount on tuition as a benefit of membership!

All Disaster Science Fellows beginning September 2011 will be given a Kindle with a dozen of the Fellowship books already on it as part of our "Green" initative.


 

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    Graduate Fellows:      

    2011 Disaster Science Fellows of the Academy of Emergency Management (Summer Completion)
    • Karen Cieslewciz, MD, MA, FAcEM, CEM, American Public University, Rockville, MD, USA 
    • Kevin Cunningham, MS, FAcEM, CEM, CBCP, UBS, Stamford, CT, USA 
    • Richard Kinchlea, BA, FAcEM, ABCP, Canadian Centre for Emergency Preparedness, Burlington, ON, Canada
    • David Nichols, BA, FAcEM, CEM, King County Public Health, Seattle, WA, USA
    • David Parsons, FAcEM, Sydney Water, Sydney, NSW, Australia
    • Greg Santa Maria, FAcEM, Sanford Health, Sioux Falls, SD, USA

     

    From the August 2011 IAEM Bulletin:


    2011 Disaster Science Fellows of the Academy of Emergency Management (Winter Completion)
    • Jason Chenault, BS, MS, PhD, FAcEM, CEM. Director of Regional Operations and Development for Hamot Medical Center, Erie, PA, USA
    • Noel Kepler, BA, BA, MPA, FAcEM, PMP. Emergency Management Consultant, Brooklyn, NY, USA
    • Christopher Neuwirth, BA, MA, FAcEM. New Jersey Office of Homeland Security, Trenton, NJ, USA
    • Shannan Saunders, BA, MA(c), FAcEM, Paramedic, AEM. Ministry of the Attorney General, Toronto, ON, Canada
    • Edward Turkaly, BA, FAcEM, CISSP, SAIC in support of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Denver, CO, USA
    • Stephen Wagner, BS, MS, PhD, FAcEM, Professor of Healthcare Administration, Seton Hall University, South Orange, NJ, USA

    From the December 2011 IAEM Bulletin: