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2020 - 2021 FCC Academic Catalog

Emergency Management – Professional

Development

Letter Of Recognition (Career)

Provides a well-rounded initial skillset for those entering or already in the

emergency management profession. A combination of FEMA Independent Study

and FCC coursework, it addresses emergency management discipline basics,

hones leadership and communication skills, and introduces fundamental concepts

of planning, exercising, and volunteer management. This LOR is designed to offer

a broad foundation in the field, which students may use to develop their careers

or build upon in further studies.

Students will achieve completion of the FEMA Professional Development Series

as part of this program.

After completing the required FEMA IS prerequisites, students enroll in selected

EMGT courses. These are FCC online courses offered during the fall, spring, and

summer semesters.

The process to transfer FEMA IS prerequisites to Frederick Community College

(FCC) takes place in three (3) environments:

1. FEMA website: Take FEMA IS courses online at

https://training.fema.gov/is/

crslist.aspx

2. EMI/Jacobs: Transfer FEMA IS courses to FCC college credit at

www.emstudy.com

3. FCC: Where final FEMA college credit resides, and where EMGT courses

are completed

Course

Credits

Departmental Requirements

EMGT 115

Foundations of Emergency Management . . . . . . .

3

FEMA 131

Principles of Emergency Management

FEMA 151

National Incident Management System

FEMA 205

Fundamentals of Management and Support Coordination

of Federal Disaster Operations

EMGT 135

Leadership and Management . . . . . . . . . . . .

3

FEMA 132

Leadership and Decision Making Concepts

FEMA 134

Effective Communication

FEMA 221

Cultural Competence in Disaster: Before, During,

and After

Other FEMA Requirements

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

3

FEMA 103

Community Disaster Exercise

FEMA 135

Volunteerism and Emergency Management

FEMA 140

Emergency Planning

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Note: After completing and converting each of the required FEMA courses, students are

required to enroll in and successfully complete the associated EMGT course (specified in

sets above). Students must earn a grade of ‘C’ or better in the associated EMGT course.

Emergency Management – Specialized

Studies

Letter Of Recognition (Career)

Designed to prepare students for organization and leadership of specialty

emergency management areas. Provides the opportunity to supplement a broad

education in emergency management with focused study of a specialized topic

of interest in the field.

After completing the required FEMA IS prerequisites, students enroll in selected

EMGT courses. These are FCC online courses offered during the fall, spring, and

summer semesters.

The process to transfer FEMA IS prerequisites to Frederick Community College

(FCC) takes place in three (3) environments:

1. FEMA website: Take FEMA IS courses online at

https://training.fema.gov/is/

crslist.aspx

2. EMI/Jacobs: Transfer FEMA IS courses to FCC college credit at

www.emstudy.com

3. FCC: Where final FEMA college credit resides, and where EMGT courses

are completed

Course

Credits

Departmental Requirements

FEMA 131 Principles of Emergency Management . . . . . . . . . .

1

FEMA 205 Fundamentals of Management and Support Coordination

of Federal Disaster Operations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Choose any EMGT course numbered between EMGT 165

and EMGT 189 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4/5

6/7

Note: Students should select their EMGT course in consultation with a program advisor.

Specified EMGT courses have various FEMA prerequisite requirements that must be

completed and converted prior to EMGT course enrollment. EMGT courses must be

passed with a grade of 'C' or better.

GIS-Public Safety

Letter Of Recognition (Career)

Designed to offer a series of courses which will serve as the foundation for

preparing students to use Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and related

technologies consistent with entry-level employment in public safety. Students

will learn foundational GIS principles, how they are used in a variety of public

safety careers, and the core skills for utilizing those principles themselves.

Course

Credits

Departmental Requirements

GISA 101 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems

with ArcGIS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

EMGT 201 Public Safety GIS and Technology………………………. . . 3

FEMA 191 Emergency Management & Technical Tools Application……. . 1

FEMA 192 Geospatial Information Systems Specialist…………………. . 1

FEMA 200 Homeland Security Geospatial Operations & Management. . . 1

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