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2010 Emergency Management Student Survey
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2010 Emergency Management Student Survey
Michael J. Kelley, Jr. AEM, ALEMFirst Vice President, IAEM – USA Student Region
Nancy HarrisPresident, IAEM –USA Student Region
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Changes from 2009
• Additional questions regarding armed forces• Credentials
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Demographics
• 257 Respondents• 67% Male• 30% Between ages 31-40• 86% Caucasian• 69% Working Full Time• 25% Earning between 50,001-75,000
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Demographics
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MaleFemale
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WhiteHispanicAfrican Amer-ican
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18-2122-3031-4041-5051 and up
GenderEthnicity
Age
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Academics
• 5% Pursuing Associates Degrees• 32% Pursuing Bachelors Degrees• 52% Pursuing Masters Degrees• 8% Pursuing Doctoral Degrees• 61% Enrolled in 100% online Institution• 45% Full Time Students
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2008 2009 20100
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CertificateAssociatesBachelorsMastersDoctorate
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Full TimePart TimeGraduated
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100% Online100% On CampusHybrid
Degree ProgramsEnrollment Status
Program Delivery
Academics
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Academics
• 48% rank Academic Standards of their program as “Excellent”
• 42% rank incorporation of current developments in the field as “Excellent”
• 44% rank their overall Emergency Management Program as “Excellent”
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Academics
• 63% see a gap between academics and practical experience
• 52% rank intellectual quality of professors as “Excellent”
• 47% rank practical/real world experience of professors as “Excellent”
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Work Experience
• 56% currently employed in EM or related field• 23% have never been employed in EM or
related field• 26% have worked less than 1 year in the field• 49% working in the public sector
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Work Experience
2008 2009 20100
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Currently Work in EMNever worked in EM
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0-3 years3-7 years7 + years
Work Experience Number of years in EM or related field
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Armed Forces
• 36% of students have served in the armed forces
• 71.6% believe their military training helped prepare them for a career in EM
• 33% have been deployed in support of EM relief operations
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Armed Forces
2008 2009 20100
10203040506070 Have served
in the armed forces
Have never served in the armed forces
2009 20100
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YesNo
Service in the Armed ForcesDeployed in support of emergency relief operations
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Professional Development
• 76% have participated in “real life” EM related incident
• 98% belong to IAEM• 45% have never attended an EM related
conference• 85% have never presented at an EM related
conference• 75% have never worked as an intern during
their academic program
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Professional Development
Students Holding Professional Credentials
Certified Emergency ManagerAssociate Emergency ManagerState CertificationDepartment of Defense CertificationNone
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Professional Development
• 77% have completed the FEMA Professional Development Series
• 12% have completed the FEMA Advanced Professional Development Series
• 67% have attended training at EMI
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Professional Development
FEM
A PDS
FEM
A APDSCDP
EMI
NCBRT
NERRTC
New Mexic
o Tech
Nevada T
est Sit
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Dugway
Provin
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Professional Development Courses/Facilities
Attended
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Career Preparation
• 65% of students institutions offer career counseling and EM networking
• 73% have never met with career counselor or faculty to discuss EM career
• 78% have never received advice/counseling on interviewing/resume/cover letter writing
• 78% never received help in searching for EM and other related jobs
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Volunteerism
• 39% currently volunteer• 70% have volunteered 0-5 years• 48% volunteer 0-5 hours per month
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Principals of Emergency Management
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PoorFairGoodVery GoodExcellent
How familiar are you with the PEM?
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PoorFairGoodVery GoodExcellent
How familiar do you think your university is with the PEM
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Research
• 70% have conducted research as part of their degree program
• 70% have conducted their research on the topic of “Preparedness”
• 86% have never had their research published
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Research
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PreventionMitigationPreparednessPlanningResponseRecoveryOther
Research Topics Chosen by Students
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Student Thoughts
• Students desire hand-on training to reinforce the classroom
• Integration of credentials into programs• Integration of technology into courses• Development of planning and logistics specific
courses
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Thank You
• Any Questions? Michael J. Kelley, Jr. AEM, ALEM
[email protected] Nancy Harris
Full survey results and PPT @http://www.iaem.com/students