HSS 3520 (CJ 3520) - Emergency Management Law

Over the course of the semester students will apply their understanding of terrorism and homeland security to critical situations that have occurred or can be anticipated taking into consideration legal authorities that govern such action. Students will apply the five phases of emergency management to real world examples to develop actionable plans for natural and non-natural events. Students will then be exposed to the legal ramifications of emergency management actions and potential litigation that may follow. Prerequisites: HSS 1230, HSS 3230 Offered every fall. Credits: 4