Housing for active-duty military servicemembers has always been a struggle for both a military installation and its servicemembers. Often, the waiting list at some posts for on-base housing stretches from months to years, depending on the location.
Texas A&M’s Disaster IQ app sets out to streamline vital information while also educating communities with a resilience strategy during emergencies.
Dr. Nicole Drumhiller, Program Director of Security & Global Studies, told the INSS audience about AMU’s two new applied doctoral degrees.
Emergency and disaster management briefing for Sept. 24, 2018: A freight train derailment in plunged multiple rail cars into a river – and other news.
By Dr. Michael Pittaro
Soft skills, such as interpersonal communication skills, are central to the work of officers, yet they are so often overlooked. Learn why all criminal justice professionals should consider how soft skills can be honed and applied on the job.
Emergency and disaster management briefing for September 21, 2018: Three infants are among those stabbed at an overnight daycare center – and more news.
Hurricanes may lose their wind-speed, but they can still remain a serious flooding threat and lead to very dangerous weather conditions like tornadoes.
Do you ever feel like someone’s snooping into your life? It’s possible that your smartphone camera was hacked and used without your permission.
Two Iranian-Americans were charged with espionage after they were discovered conducting surveillance on Israeli and Jewish facilities in the United States.