Radiation, Fires, and Terrorists, Oh My!
Whether you're a student looking for something worthwhile to study or a working professional looking to take your career to the next level, we have the answer. Read on to learn more about Emergency Management and Homeland Security, where you will learn to manage all types of disasters - from fires to terrorism, as well as discover why CCA is the best place to earn this type of education.
Let's also not forget that the Department of Labor has identified Emergency Management & Homeland Security as fast growing career options through 2018!
Looking for Education that Goes Beyond the Book?
Our courses include Decision Making in a Crisis, where you will learn about the factors involved in making critical decisions; Terrorism, where you learn about both domestic and international terrorism and what makes them a threat; Public Safety Applications, where we expose you to real programs used by those in the field; Legal Issues in Emergency Management, where you learn about important legal aspects when dealing with disasters; and much more!
Professional Faculty for a Professional Program
The Emergency Management and Homeland Security program utilizes individuals who have a strong background and are at least someway currently involved in the field. This way, you aren't getting a teacher who only guides you from the book. Instead, you're getting education backed up by real-world experiences.
Clinton J. Andersen - Primary Faculty Member
Michael Comfort - Adjunct Faculty Member
Carrigan Bennett - Adjunct Faculty Member
Professors the world over have a passion for teaching and sharing information with their students. CCA’s faculty and staff have that same drive to impart knowledge, and the college’s new blog is a convenient and intriguing way to get to know the people who teach our classes and are at the heart of the institution.
Xeturah Woodley has been named Vice President of Instruction at the Community College of Aurora after more than a one-year search, school president Dr. Linda S. Bowman announced Thursday. Woodley will take over the position beginning April 2.
