Courses

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Courses

Subj	Number	Course Title

EAM	1003	Living in a Hazardous Environment
EAM	1013	Aim and Scope of Emergency Management
EAM	2033	Citizen/Family/Community Disaster Preparedness Education
EAM	3003	Developing Emergency Management Skills
EAM	3013	Public Policy Issues in Emergency Management
EAM	3023	Principles and Practice of Disaster Planning and Response Operations
EAM	3033	The Social Dimension of Disaster
EAM	3123	Public Information Skills for Emergency Managers
EAM	3143	The Economics of Disaster
EAM	3206	Externship
EAM	3243	Introduction to Terrorism
EAM	4003	Principles and Practice of Disaster Relief and Recovery
EAM	4013	Business and Industry Crisis Management
EAM	4023	Information Technology and Emergency Management
EAM	4033	Emergency Management Research Methods/Analysis
EAM	4043	Disaster and Emergency Management Ethics
EAM	4053	Community Management of Hazardous Materials
EAM	4106	Practicum/Internship
EAM	4951	Undergraduate Research in Emergency Administration and Management
EAM	4952	Undergraduate Research in Emergency Administration and Management
EAM	4953	Undergraduate Research in Emergency Administration and Management
EAM	4954	Undergraduate Research in Emergency Administration and Management
EAM	4991	Special Problems and Topics
EAM	4992	Special Problems and Topics
EAM	4993	Special Problems and Topics

Description

EAM4043: Disaster and Emergency Management Ethics

Prerequisites: EAM 1003 and 1013 or consent of instructor.

The course will involve a study of a variety types of ethical theory (teleological, deontological, distributive theories of justice, natural law), a review of specific ethical dilemmas per disaster phase, professional ethics, overcoming biases, avoiding discrimination, and developing sensitivity. Detailed ethical case studies will be conducted (Bhopal, Chernobyl, Three-Mile Island, Love Canal, Exxon Valdez).

Sections

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This course is currently not offered for this term.