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New Roles, New Challenges
The War on Terrorism will continue well into the future and the Homeland Security efforts in response to this war will involve approximately 200,000 Federal employees. Some of those employees will be assigned to Homeland Security duties on a full-time basis, but many will have new duties added to their current assignments.
The primary objective of this seminar is to provide information on the nature of terrorism and the specific threats to the United States. The seminar is designed primarily for Federal managers and specialists who have responsibilities in areas related to terrorism, counteraction, or Homeland Security. The program includes specific information on international threats, the threat from domestic anti-Government groups, and threats from special interest extremist organizations. In addition, discussions focus on Homeland Security approaches developed by other countries and the challenges facing America.
- Understand the dynamics of terrorism and the current threats to the United States
- Provide an overview of the evolution of terrorism, including international organizations and domestic anti-Government groups
- Discuss the nature and dynamics of international and domestic terrorism
- Examine the cultures that produce suicide bombers or pursue weapons of mass destruction
- Learn how other countries deal with the scourge of terrorism
- Discuss America's Homeland Security program and the role of the Federal agencies in supporting the program
- Understand agency and individual roles in the new security environment
Who Should Attend
Managers and specialists with Homeland Security issues, operations security, counterterrorism, law enforcement, or intelligence responsibilities. State and local officials are also encouraged to attend.Schedule and Cost
Start/Stop times for EMDC: Sun arv/Mon 10 a.m. start/Fri end noon
Course includes meals, lodging, tuition and course materials
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| Nov 1 - Nov 5, 04 | EMDC | $2,600.00 | Apply | ||
| SPACE LIMITED: Call for availability: 1-304-870-8008 | |||||
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| Apr 18 - Apr 22, 05 | EMDC | $2,700.00 | Apply | ||
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| Oct 31 - Nov 4, 05 | EMDC | $2,700.00 | Apply | ||
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