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MITIGATION of RISK PROTECT ASSETS (PREVENTION )

Emergency Management . Event Time Line. Contacts. Info. Technology. Critical Functions / Services / Products. ( Business ) Continuity Planning. Components / Chapters. Processes. Instruction. Research. Disaster Recovery Plans. Inventory. Academic Continuity. Teams / Skills.

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MITIGATION of RISK PROTECT ASSETS (PREVENTION )

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  1. Emergency Management Event Time Line Contacts Info. Technology Critical Functions / Services / Products (Business) Continuity Planning Components / Chapters Processes Instruction Research Disaster Recovery Plans Inventory Academic Continuity Teams / Skills Buildings Equipment / Supplies PREPARE / PLAN… Respond Recover Relationships (AWARENESS) MITIGATION of RISK PROTECT ASSETS (PREVENTION) EVENT / CRISIS RESPONSE (EOC) Phases RESTORED RECOVERY (ROC) Departmental - Incident Command Structure (NIMS) Resume time-sensitive operations Activate Action Plans First Aid & CPR Training Safeguard Human Life Recover other operations Preparedness Kits – “GO KITS” Assure Animal Welfare Restore/repair facilities and content Assess Damage NIMS Training* * NIMS – FEMA: National Incident Management System

  2. Importance of Purpose University Triad: Heat Fuel Academics FIRE University ‘F1’ Oxygen Support Research Staff Formula for a Fire Students ‘P1’ ‘P1’ – Personnel ‘F1’ -Functional University Faculty

  3. Overarching Course Priorities - Matrix Possible High-level Criteria for consideration: Accreditation (School or Department) Professional Schools FacultyContracts Highest # Students Incoming $$$$ University Reputation FUTURE Impact Criteria Prerequisite for MAJOR or part of a sequence Enrollment = 250+ Offered 1x/year University Required Course (International, Remedial) Required for SENIORS UnderGrad Course CORE COURSES & CONCENTRATION University Required Courses Enrollment = 40+ Offered 1x/year Grad Course

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