Prepare. Protect. Respond. Recover.
The Department of Emergency Management and Homeland Security offers academic programs that provide you with the knowledge and skills to manage a growing array of natural and human-induced risks in New York State and around the world.
Our world-renowned faculty are here to ensure that you develop critical thinking and effective communication skills, a comprehensive understanding of risk and the ability to work effectively in teams to address challenges associated with emergency management and homeland security.
Student Testimonials
Programs
Undergraduate
Emergency Management and Homeland Security
BS
| +MIA Option | +MPA Option | +MS Option
Format: Fully Online Option
Format: Fully Online Option
Emergency Management and Homeland Security
BS
| +MIA Option | +MPA Option | +MS Option
Format: Fully Online Option
Format: Fully Online Option
Emergency Management and Homeland Security
BS
| +MIA Option | +MPA Option | +MS Option
Format: Fully Online Option
Format: Fully Online Option
Emergency Management and Homeland Security
BS
| +MIA Option | +MPA Option | +MS Option
Format: Fully Online Option
Format: Fully Online Option
Emergency Management and Homeland Security
BS
| +MIA Option | +MPA Option | +MS Option
Format: Fully Online Option
Format: Fully Online Option
Master's
Doctoral
Certificates
Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity
CGS
Format: Fully Online Option, Part-time Option
Format: Fully Online Option, Part-time Option
Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity
CGS
Format: Fully Online Option, Part-time Option
Format: Fully Online Option, Part-time Option
Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity
CGS
Format: Fully Online Option, Part-time Option
Format: Fully Online Option, Part-time Option
Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity
CGS
Format: Fully Online Option, Part-time Option
Format: Fully Online Option, Part-time Option
Training and Experiential Learning
The College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity provides a supplemental training and experiential learning component. The program curriculum allows you to further your classroom learning in an applied environment through internships and training, authentic simulations and work with real-world clients.
Faculty
Gary Ackerman
Professor, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department
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Brandon Behlendorf
Associate Professor in the Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department and Interim Director of the INF PhD Program
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DeeDee Bennett Gayle
Associate Professor, Associate Dean For Research
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Eric Best
Assistant Professor, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department
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Adam C. Bouloukos
Visiting Assistant Professor, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department
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Stephen Coulthart
Associate Professor, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department
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Alex Greer
Associate Professor, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department
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Robert P. Griffin
Dean of College of Emergency Preparedness, Homeland Security and Cybersecurity
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Sam Jackson
Assistant Professor, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department
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Brian Nussbaum
Associate Professor, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department
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Samantha Penta
Associate Professor, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department
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David L. Rousseau
Associate Professor, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department
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Amber Silver
Associate Professor, Chair of Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department
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Eric Stern
Professor; Director of the AI & Society Research Center; Interim Co-director of the Center for Emerging AI Systems
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Jeannette Sutton
Associate Professor, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department
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Frank Wiley
Lecturer, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department
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Michael Young
Assistant Professor, Emergency Management and Homeland Security Department
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Staff
Megan Sanzo
Academic Advisor, EMH
Academic Advising; Department of Emergency Management and Homeland Security
Contact Us
350 ETEC
1220 Washington Avenue
Albany, NY 12226
United States