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In this episode of 'Starts Local, Ends Local', we dive deep into the captivating realm of Emergency Management education with an extraordinary guest, Dr. Dianna Bryant, PhD. Together, Dr. Bryant and Jeffery Hartle, her late husband, played a pivotal part in creating the Crisis and Disaster Management program at the University of Central Missouri. Their shared vision and dedication have not only transformed the lives of countless individuals pursuing careers in Emergency Management but have also contributed significantly to the advancement of the field itself. During our conversation, Dr. Bryant sheds light on the origins of the Crisis and Disaster Management program, taking us on a captivating journey of its inception and growth. We explore the groundbreaking strategies and methodologies employed in this pioneering program, showcasing how it has revolutionized the education and training of aspiring Emergency Managers. Furthermore, we delve into the future of Emergency Management, uncovering emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities that lie ahead. Dr. Bryant's keen insights and expertise provide valuable guidance for professionals and students alike, offering a glimpse into the evolving landscape of this critical field. In addition to her academic achievements, Dr. Bryant invites us to explore the 2020 Virtual Rural EM Summit she hosted.(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGISPLcfQ00) This thought-provoking event discusses the unique challenges and solutions in rural emergency management. Don't miss the opportunity to gain valuable knowledge by checking out the summit on YouTube. Whether you're an experienced Emergency Manager, a student aspiring to enter the field, or simply intrigued by the crucial work carried out in Emergency Management, this episode offers an incredible wealth of knowledge and captivating discussions. Join us as we honor the legacy of Jeffery Hartle and embark on a riveting journey with the remarkable Dr. Dianna Bryant. Get ready to gain fresh perspectives, insightful strategies, and a deeper understanding of the field of Emergency Management. Enjoy!
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