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• EMGT 629: Topics:

  1.00 - 3.00 Credits

  Millersville University of Pennsylvania

  
  In-depth investigation and development of one or more topics of current interest not addressed in current curriculum. Topics will vary according to the needs of students and the faculty involved. Offered periodically.
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• EMGT 630: Topics:

  3.00 Credits

  Millersville University of Pennsylvania

  
  In-depth investigation and development of one or more topics of current interest not addressed in current curriculum. Topics will vary according to the needs of students and the faculty involved. Offered periodically
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• EMGT 631: Topics:

  3.00 Credits

  Millersville University of Pennsylvania

  
  In-depth investigation and development of one or more topics of current interest not addressed in current curriculum. Topics will vary according to the needs of students and the faculty involved. Offered periodically.
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• EMGT 632: Topics:

  1.00 - 3.00 Credits

  Millersville University of Pennsylvania

  
  In-depth investigation and development of one or more topics of current interest not addressed in current curriculum. Topics will vary according to the needs of students and the faculty involved. Offered periodically.
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• EMGT 633: GIS Applications for Emer Mgmt

  3.00 Credits

  Millersville University of Pennsylvania

  
  Introduction to Geographic Information Systems (GIS), with emphasis on their use in emergency management. Covers the different types of GIS data available, sources of data and software tools for querying and spatially analyzing data. Offered in fall of odd years.
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• EMGT 634: Comparative EMGT Systems

  3.00 Credits

  Millersville University of Pennsylvania

  
  Provides a comparative perspective to emergency management by examining different governmental frameworks for emergency/disaster management from around the globe. Students will gain insight, through a variety of case studies into the connections between a country's political and legal culture, level of political-economic development and disaster vulnerability to the organization of its domestic emergency/disaster management system.
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• EMGT 653: Theoretical Prspctvs/Methods

  3.00 Credits

  Millersville University of Pennsylvania

  
  Theoretical perspectives drawn from sociology are applied to emergency management. The EM professional will develop insight into the common responses to planning, responding, recovery and mitigation. Offered in spring.
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• EMGT 691: Ind Stdy:

  1.00 - 3.00 Credits

  Millersville University of Pennsylvania

  
  Intensive study of a particular emergency-management area, topic or event. Permission of program coordinator is required.
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• EMGT 693: Field Experience Practicum

  3.00 Credits

  Millersville University of Pennsylvania

  
  A capstone experience in which emergency management knowledge and skills are applied and integrated within a field experience. Those already working within an emergency management related career will use their current position as the basis for completing a project applicable to enhancing their current skills and applying best practices. The course will provide you with the opportunity to participate in supervised emergency management work activities, or focused research, that provide experiential and research-based learning in the application and integration of the theory and skills acquired in earlier coursework. Permission of the program coordinator is required. Prerequisite:    Successful completion of 24 credit hours in the MSEM program, submission and approval of the Field Experience Practicum Proposal Form.
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• ENGL 110: English Composition

  3.00 Credits

  Millersville University of Pennsylvania

  
  Required course in general education. Introduces strategies of expository and argumentative writing and provides practice in standard written English. Individual instructors use print or nonprint media to achieve this goal. Evaluations based on competency, not on progress. Minimum grade of C- designates competency.
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