Student Resources

The College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity (CEHC) offers a variety of resources for our undergraduate and graduate students.

 

Academic Resources

 

A student describes his poster to another student at the CEHC '22 Showcase

INF PhD Forms

 

Handbooks for Our Programs

 

CEHC Internship and Experiential Learning Opportunities

For Our Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate Advising

You will meet with an academic advisor prior to registering for classes. Your advisor is the first step in the department for any questions you might have regarding the major and minor. They will help guide you through the program. Feel free to email one of our friendly advisors who will be happy to assist you.

Register for LISTSERV

In order to stay up-to-date with current college information, we encourage you to sign up for our LISTSERV. Through the LISTSERV you will have access to the latest information and announcements.

Subscribe to LISTSERV:

  • Step 1: Log in to your email account
  • Step 2: In the 'to' field, type: [email protected]
  • Step 3: Leave the subject field blank
  • Step 4: In the message field, type "subscribe CEHCstudents," your first name and last name
  • Step 5: Send the message. You will receive an email confirming your subscription

 

CEHC students gather in a circle with their equipment during the '22 Hope Training
For Our Graduate Students
Register for ISTJOBS LISTSERV

For those interested in receiving job postings that are sent to the Manager of Graduate Studies, the listserv “ISTJOBS” has been established. You may subscribe to ISTJOBS using any on-campus or off-campus email account. You do not have to be an information science student or faculty member to subscribe.

Subscribe to ISTJOBS:

  • Step 1: Log on to your e-mail account
  • Step 2: Compose a message to: [email protected]
  • Step 3: For the message, type: Subscribe ISTJOBS your name (e.g. Melvil Dewey)
  • Step 4: Send message. You will receive an email message confirming your subscription

 

Students gather around a common area on the UAlbany campus

 

Diversity and Inclusion