(= C EMH 400) Preparedness and Response

Catalog description

This course examines preparedness and response from a number of practical and theoretically-informed perspectives, across all levels of government and sectors of society. A variety of contexts, contingencies and cases - both domestic and international - will be explored. As part of this course, students will examine preparedness and response from individual, group, community, organizational, political and functional governance perspectives. Only one version may be taken for credit. Prerequisite(s): C EHC 101, CEMH 200, and CEMH 201, OR permission of instructor.