Homeland Security Academy

Division of Economic and Community Outreach

The Homeland Security Academy's mission is to support the needs of our clients through the development and delivery of multi-disciplinary, innovative homeland security and emergency preparedness solutions. The Homeland Security Academy also aims to leverage the applied research, education, training, and community outreach efforts of the University to enhance homeland security and emergency preparedness/disaster management.

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Upcoming Events

Recurring Events

• Towson Launches Homeland Security Executive Seminars.
  First Seminars announced are Integrated Transportation Security, Critical Infrastructure Protection- Chemical Industry, and the Essential Of Medical Planning.
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• Executive Homeland Security Seminars - Thinking Outside
  In the context of an increasingly volatile, competitive and global business climate, these seminars will provide executives with an opportunity to gain invaluable insight from leading homeland security experts.

  “The Homeland Security Executive Seminars will provide a unique opportunity for executives and senior managers to understand the new security environment,” said Bob Price, Director for the Center for Homeland Security at Towson. “After attending the program and having access to the program’s resources, executives will be better positioned to make the strategic business decisions necessary for operating in this new security landscape and in compliance with new rules and regulations.”

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• Distinguished Speaker Series
  Towson University is proud to announce the establishment of the Edward V. Badolato Distinguished Speaker Series in Homeland Security. Endowed by Colonel Edward V. Badolato, USMC (Ret.), the speaker series will bring to campus distinguished leaders in the field of Homeland Security to share their perspective on what needs to be done to combat terrorism and make our nation safer.
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Past Events

• Town Hall Debate on National Security
  Towson Speech and Debate Team held an event on September 19, 2007 from 4:00pm to 5:00pm in the Susquehanna Terrace of the University Union. David Biglari, President of the TU Speech and Debate Team hosted.
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• Port Security Conference
  The CHS Director moderated one of five panel discussions at this year’s United States Naval Institute (USNI) Port Security Conference. The topic for this panel, “After Attack: How Do We Restore Maritime Commerce?” ended the conference designed to increase awareness of the need for continuing vigilance to secure our nation’s ports.
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Division of Economic and Community Outreach
Homeland Security Academy
Office Location: 7801 York Road, Suite 260, Room 211

Phone: 410-704-DECO (temporary)
Fax: 410-704-4115
E-mail: Homeland-Security@towson.edu