Report on the 6th lecture of the “Emergency Management Basic 2022” course

Visiting Associate Professor Maki Fukami has started a lecture entitled “Emergency Management Basic.

In this class, students learn how to manage and cope with emergencies and difficult situations collectively. Based on the U.S. emergency management system, students will learn how the U.S. has developed disaster management, how it differs from military operations and counterterrorism, disaster management in other countries, what skills are needed to be a good leader in an emergency situation, and what kind of international cooperation is being done. The course is designed to help students understand how to manage a disaster in an emergency situation. Upon completion of the course, students will receive a certificate of completion of the ICS course from the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
(Total of 15 sessions)
Themes and scenes from the first six classes

Session 1: April 8 Introduction – what’s Emergency Management
Lecturer: Maki Fukami (associate professor)

 

 

 

 

Session 2: April 15 Politics and Management
Lecturer: Maki Fukami (associate professor)
Janet Kay Benini, Consultant: 35 years as a government emergency manager at the state and national level

 

 

 

 

Third session: April 22 Personal skill s as Emergency Manager
Lecturer: Maki Fukami (associate professor)
Chew Lip Heng（Mr.Chew Lip Heng,Consultant, OPSTAR）

 

 

 

Session 4: May 6 Case study 1: Singapore F1
Lecturer: Maki Fukami (associate professor)
Chew Lip Heng（Mr.Chew Lip Heng,Consultant, OPSTAR）

 

 

Case study 2: Covid-Vietnam
Lecturer: Maki Fukami (associate professor)
frances Veasey(ANSER)

 

 

 

 

Session 6: May 20 Case study 3: Bos ton Bombing
Lecturer: Maki Fukami (associate professor)
Takashi Nagata (Assistant Professor, Disaster Relief Medicine Division, Graduate School of Medicine, Kyushu University)