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Law Enforcement

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Emergency and Disaster Management Leadership

05/04/2013

Smuggled Cell Phones Contribute to Rise in Inmate Deaths

By Leischen Kranick 05/01/2013

By Leischen Stelter Cell phones are proving to be one of the most dangerous weapons inside correctional facilities. “In…

Coordination with Law Enforcement for Disaster Preparedness and Response

By Leischen Kranick 04/25/2013

By Grant Adkins Faculty Member, Emergency and Disaster Management at American Military University Murphy’s Law states, “If anything can…

Planning for Major Events is Always a Challenge and More Complex Than Ever

By Leischen Kranick 04/23/2013

By Michael Sale, American Military University I was a nineteen-year-old cadet with the Metropolitan Toronto Police when I was…

Keys to Managing a Medical Surge During Large-Scale Incidents

By Leischen Kranick 04/18/2013

By Anthony Mangeri, American Military University Just over four hours into the Boston Marathon there were two explosions within…

Transitioning to a New Career? Here’s What you Need to Know

By Leischen Kranick 03/28/2013

By Leischen Stelter It’s no secret that today’s job market is competitive. It can be difficult to find a…

The Rise of Cybercrime Means Endless Career Opportunities for Security Experts

By Leischen Kranick 03/21/2013

By Derrick Thomas Adjunct Instructor of Cybersecurity at American Military University Within the past 20 years, computers and electronic…

Domestic Terrorism: Determining the Scope of Localized Threats

By Edge Staff 03/20/2013

By Nicole Burtchett Faculty Member, Intelligence Studies at American Military University Since the Al Qaeda attacks on September 11,…

Police Officers Must Learn Mental Toughness and how to have a Warrior Mentality

By Leischen Kranick 03/18/2013

By Dave Malone There are many characteristics that make a person a good police officer, but nothing is as…

Lessons From Space: What Law Enforcement Officers can Learn about Teamwork and Leadership

By Leischen Kranick 03/14/2013

Law enforcement and space travel share a high degree of risk in much of what they are required to do —the margins for error in both professions are very narrow! Dr. James Reilly, Associate Vice President at American Military University, shared lessons he learned about teamwork and leadership from his 13 years working for NASA as an astronaut. Learn more about their successes and failures and how this can be applied to your career.