Come view your peers research, practice or general findings and expand your knowledge of the emergency management field during the morning program break on Tuesday, November 19, 2024. Posters will be displayed in the Broadmoor Hall Foyer outside the EMEX/Registration Hall. Participants will be standing by their posters available to discuss their research and answer questions.
PLUS, many of our IAEM-USA Caucuses, Committees and Regions will have posters showcasing their work over the past year. Learn how to get involved and expand your career in areas of interest to you.
To see last year’s list of poster participants, visit the 2023 page.
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Name
Division
Title
Michelle Anderson, CEM Emergency Manager, County of Orange
Competitive Division - Practitioner
Local Government Experiences with Responsible Party Disasters: Lessons Learned from Oil Spills and Toxic Fires
Naeem Mohammad Alasmri Consultant HSSE, SEC
Non-Competitive
Enhancing Emergency Management by implementing Risk Based Emergency Response and Crisis Management Plan with Consequence Modelling -SEC Success Story
Todd Becker Director of EM, NC State University
Academics and Authenticity: Strengthening the Relationship between Emergency Management and Experiential Learning
Trevor Boucher Regional Response and Preparedness Specialist, NWS
More Certain Decisions from Less Certainty? Certainly!
Meghan Burian, CEM Public Health Specialist - Emergency Response, City of Minneapolis Health Dept.
Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Emergency Preparedness & Response: Opportunities and Risks
Patrick Cioffi Meteorologist, NWS
On-Site and Virtual Meteorological Support of Maui Wildfire Incident and Recovery Operations
Roni Fraser, MA Assistant Professor, Arizona State University
Competitive Division - Academic
Mental Health and Disaster Volunteering: Predictors of Stress and Depression among U.S. Volunteers
Wyatt Genasci Smith Project Coordinator, Denver Health and Hospital Authority
Decompressing Acute-care Facilities during National Disaster Medical System Activations
Megan Gosch Emergency Management Specialist, Jacksonville State University / CDC
The Preparedness Cycle in Action
Amanda Hughes Associate Professor, Brigham Young University
AI-Driven Analysis of Citizen-Generated Videos for Disaster Management
Bernard Jones, CBCP, CORP, ITIL, MS, Associate Professor - Emergency Management, St. John's University
Emotional Intelligence Competencies of Emergency Managers: A Modified Delphi Study
Steven Jones, AEM Secondary Earth Systems Science Teacher, Rome City School District
Examination of Counterterrorism Strategies to Reduce the Vulnerability of Mega-Event Populations
Erin Lambie Crisis Leadership and Disaster Response Program Coordinator, US Coast Guard Academy
Introducing Students to Hazard Mitigation Using ArcGIS Pro and the National Risk Index
Angela Leek Director of Radiological Solutions and Regulatory Affairs, SummitET
HAZMAT Technician Radiological Incident Response Readiness: Assessing Mental Model Gaps
Amber Liggett Communications Specialist, NOAA
Climate Ready: Empowering Emergency Managers for Tomorrow's Challenges
Peter Loebach, CEM Faculty, Arapahoe Community College
Emergency Operation Center Structures in Public Offices of Emergency Management
Kyle Lopez, CEM Emergency Management Coordinator, Adams County, Colorado - OEM
Community Preparedness: More Than a Leisurely Hobby but Rather a Purposeful Service
Betsy Lopez, CBCP, MS Manager and Adjunct Lecturer, Deloitte and Tulane
Exploring the STORM Revolving Loan Fund: A New Era in Mitigation Funding
Eric Marble, CEM Emergency Management Specialist, CDC
Adapting Emergency Management Curriculum and Training Modalities to Enable Response Capabilities
Patrick Maury State Training Officer, DC HSEMA
Qualification System Implementation in the Nation's Capital
Kelli McCarthy Clinical Assistant Professor, University of Georgia
Disaster Management in The Classroom: Using Experiential Learning to Enhance Learning Experiences
Amanda McHale Research Associate 2, Oak Ridge Associated Universities
How Extreme Weather Affects Small Family Farms for Mentoring in Emergency Management
Anne-Marie McLaughlin, CEM Director of EM and Continuity, NYU
A Model for Mentoring in Emergency Management
Robert Munroe Meteorologist, NWS
Eye to Eye in Los Angeles, the Recipe for a Life Saving Partnership
Danielle O’Shaughnessy, MS Senior Advisor, Capability Development, NEMA
Educating Children for Generational Behavioral Change towards Climate Adaptation in New Zealand
Emma Paras, MPH, CEM, CHEP Emergency Manager, Denver Health and Hospital Authority
Emergency Response Escalation: The In-between
Melissa Resnick, AEM Research Scientist, University at Buffalo
Sociology of Disasters and Disability: The Behavior of the Extended-Self Theory
Kathryn Romanchuk Emergency Management Fellow, NYU Langone Health
Special Events: Understanding the Distance between Celebration and Catastrophe
Christian Salley Schmidt AI in Science Postdoctoral Fellow, University of Michigan
Deploying AI for Emergency Dispatch Services: Challenges and Ethical Integration
Gretchen Shanfeld Health and Medical Planning Manager, City of Philadelphia OEM
Competitive Division - Graduate Student
Language Access Inclusion in Pennsylvania Disaster Planning: Current State and Direction for the Future
Ryan Shelton ORISE Fellow, CDC
Facilitators and Barriers to Implementing IMS/ICS in Limited Resource Settings
Dawn Skaggs Chief Program Officer, World Institute on Disability
Global Alliance for Disaster Resource Acceleration - A Disability-Led and Technology Based Response
Matt Solum Regional Response and Preparedness Specialist, NOAA/NWS
Evolution of Large Event Support in National Weather Service Western Region
Ryan Steele, CEM Preparedness & Resilience Coordinator, City of Richardson
Our House: Creating an Everyday COP Using Project Management for EMs
Jamie Vickery Research Social Scientist, Global Systems Laboratory / NOAA
Enhancing Decision Support through Social and Behavioral Sciences: A Convergence Science Approach
Emily Wells Social Science Researcher, Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere
The NOAA Fire Weather Testbed: User Needs Assessment Team
Mark Willis Chief, Weather Information Applications Division, Meteorological Development Laboratory, NWS
NWS Connect: A Growing Toolset for Partner Support, Community Engagement and Service Equity
Pierce Wright Student, The Browning School
Competitive Division - Undergraduate Student
Utilizing AI to Optimize EMS Response to Acute Mental Illness and Resulting ER Resource Allocation
Valerie Yoda Volunteer Emergency Manager, City of Miramar
Bracing for Impact: Why Florida's Building Codes Can't Handle the Next Big Hurricane
IAEM-USA Children and Disaster Caucus