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CHDS - More than A Decade of Innovation in Homeland Security Education

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CHDS - More than A Decade of Innovation in Homeland Security Education

Summary

• 11 Master’s Degree Program alumni and a current Master’s student represent Michigan• 5 Executive Leaders Program (ELP) alumni are homeland security officials are from Michigan • 5 Fusion Center Leaders Program (FCLP) alumni are from Michigan• 2 Radiological Emergency Preparedness (REP) Executive Education Program alumni represent Michigan• Greater than 800 users associated with organizations in Michigan access the Center’s

Homeland Security Digital Library (HSDL)• Michigan has hosted 13 Executive Education Mobile Education Team Executive Education Seminars (EES)

since the Center’s inception• Approximately 26 Univeristy and Agency Partnership Initiative (UAPI) participants are professionals serving in Michigan• Greater than 470 homeland security officials from Michgian are self-study participants

Master’s Degree Alumni

Started in January of 2003, this accredited 18-month program bings local, state, tribal, territorial and federal leaders together in unique learning environment. Participants complete a thesis on policy issues confronting their city, state or sponsoring organization; theses are being implemented by agencies around the nation to solve homeland security challenges.

• Stephanie Blum, Southfield, MI – Attorney Advisor, DHS, Office of General Counsel Preventive Detention in the War on Terror: A Plan for a More Moderate and Sustainable Solution

• Jeffrey Friedland, Port Huron, MI – HSEM Director, St. Clair CountyCommunity Expectation: Matching Government Capabilities to the Expectations of the Public

• Michael Johnson, Lansing, MI – First Lieutenant, Michigan State PoliceUsing a Counterfactual Process to Identify The Applicability of Emerging Technology

• Chris Kelenske, Lansing, MI – Captain/Deputy State Director of Emergency Management & Homeland Security, Michigan State PoliceEmergency Responder Personal Preparedness

• Sterling Keys, Detroit, MI – Supervisory Federal Air Marshal (SAC), TSA Office of Law Enforcement/FAMS • Karen Keys-Turner, Flint, MI – Assistant Federal Security Director, DHS/TSA

Understanding the Violent Islamist Radicalization Process• Michael McDaniel, Lansing, MI – Brigadier General, Michigan State Guard, Professor & Director of Homeland Security

Studies, Thomas M. Cooley School of LawThe Development and Recognition of Homeland Security Law

• Alan Moore, Detroit, MI – Management and Program Analyst, DHS/ICE/EROSouthwest Hispanic Community – The Absence of Homeland Security Threats

• Linda Scott, Lansing, MI – Manager - Healthcare Preparedness Program, Michigan Department of Community Health - Office of Public Health PreparednessHurricane Katrina: Utilization of Private, Non-Governmental Health Professionals - Time for New Strategies

• Randall Talifarro, East Lansing, MI – Fire Chief, City of East Lansing & City of Lansing

The Last 100• Kenneth Van Sparrentak, MI – Faculty, Oakland Community College

Building School Resilience in an Era of Multiple Threats

Current Master’s Degree Participants

• Amanda Kulikowski, Novi, MI – Sergeant, Novi Police Department

Executive Leaders Program (ELP) Alumni

Strengthen national security by providing a non-degree, graduate-level educational program to meet the needs of high-ranking government and private sector leaders. Create nationwide homeland security networks and build relationships between senior leaders across disciplines, agencies and levels of government.

• Penny Anderson, Grand Rapids, MI – Federal Security Director, Transportation Security Administration, DHS• Kyle Bowman, East Lansing, MI – Director Michigan Intelligence Operations Center (MIOC), Michigan State Police• William Fales, Kalamazoo, MI – Associate Professor and Medical Director, Western Michigan University School of

Medicine/Kalamazoo County Medical Control Authority• Russell Gullett, Lansing, MI – Deputy Director of the Joint Staff, Michigan National Guard• Eddie Washington, Midland, MI – Corporate Asset Protection & Emergency Services, The Dow Chemical Company

Fusion Center Leaders (FCLP) Program Alumni

Five day graduate-level program which examines key issues facing fusion center leaders and their role in homeland security, public safety and the information sharing environment. Designed to enhance critical thinking related to homeland security and public safety intelligence issues at all levels of government and the private sector.

• Kyle Bowman, East Lansing, MI – Director Michigan Intelligence Operations Center (MIOC), Michigan State Police• Brian Budde, Detroit, MI – Detective Lieutenant/Fusion Center Director, Michigan State Police• Emmitt McGowan, Detroit, MI – Detective Lieutenant, Detroit and Southeast Michigan Information and

Intelligence Center (DSEMIIC)• Dale Peet, Lansing, MI – Commander Michigan Intelligence Operations Center, Michigan State Police• Joseph Thomas, Lansing, MI – D/F/Lieutenant, Michigan State Police

Radiological Emergency Preparedness (REP) Executive Education Program

REP is a four-day executive education program, which provides government and industry leaders with the tools and resources they need to think and act strategically in this area. In a rapidly changing environment, these leaders need continuous education and professional development to cultivate a more thorough understanding of emerging issues and public policy debates, and the underlying causes of the hazards and threats we face.

• William Fales, Kalamazoo, MI – Associate Professor and Medical Director, Western Michigan University School of Medicine/Kalamazoo County Medical Control Authority

• Anthony Katarsky, Lansing, MI – Assistant Commander, Michigan State Police/Emergency Management and Homeland Security

*Jobs listed are based on alumni self-entered data as of October 18, 2016.