Message from the Faculty Director
It is my distinct honor as Interim Faculty Director to welcome you to the Master of Professional Studies in Emergency & Disaster Management at Georgetown University. Our program consists of one of the world’s most academically rigorous and comprehensive emergency and disaster management curricula, situated within the academic context of historic Georgetown Jesuit values. This unique combination equips our students to excel as professionals in careers where they live the Georgetown phrase “people for others” every day. Our program leverages our Washington, D.C., location to engage world-class faculty from both conventional emergency and disaster management agencies and traditional academic backgrounds, which enables us to deliver both the theoretical and applied curricula necessary to prepare our graduates to address increasingly complex and ever-growing societal threats. I am pleased you have chosen to undertake these challenges by pursuing your education at Georgetown.
With warm regards,
Frederic Lemieux, Ph.D.
Interim Faculty Director and Professor of the Practice, Emergency & Disaster Management
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Tim Frazier
Professor of the Practice and Faculty DirectorDr. Tim G Frazier is a Full Professor and the Faculty Director of the Emergency and Disaster Management program at Georgetown University. -
Marc Barbiere
Adjunct Lecturer - SCS MPS - Emergency & Disaster Management ProgramMarc has worked in emergency management, public health, and public safety for close to thirty years. -
Shaunna Barnhart
Adjunct Lecturer - SCS - Emergency & Disaster Management ProgramDr. Shaunna Barnharts work explores the intersection of human-environment interactions with a focus on community revitalization, environmental and climate policy, environmental justice, and renewable energy transitions. -
Kristy Copic
Adjunct Lecturer - SCS MPS Emergency & Disaster Management Program -
Jesus Cuartas
Adjunct Lecturer - SCS MPS Emergency and Disaster Management ProgramDr. Jesus “JB” Cuartas serves as the Chief of Policy, Plans, and Requirements for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Office of Continuity within the Office of the Secretary. -
Leo Danaher
Adjunct Lecturer - SCS Emergency & Disaster Management ProgramLeo Danaher is an active duty officer in the United States Coast Guard with over 20 years of service, including deployments to the Persian Gulf and South America. -
Bradley Dean
Adjunct Lecturer - SCS MPS Emergency & Disaster Management ProgramBradley Dean is a strategic leader with more than 12 years of experience advancing resilience. -
Ryan Fraser
Adjunct Lecturer - SCS MPS - Emergency & Disaster Management ProgramMr. Ryan Fraser is an adjunct professor in the Georgetown EDM program, where he has taught Theory and Legal Framework and Post-Disaster Recovery courses.Mr. -
Tracy Friend
Adjunct Lecturer - SCS - Emergency & Disaster Management ProgramTracy Friend is a seasoned expert in Emergency Management with extensive experience across the United States and internationally. -
Donell Harvin
Adjunct LecturerDr. Donell Harvin is a homeland security and public health emergency subject-matter expert, and serves as faculty in Georgetown University’s Emergency and Disaster Management Masters Program and the Applied Intelligence Masters Program within the School of Continuing Studies, and teaches terrorism studies in the Walsh School of Foreign Services (SFS) and public health in the Master of Science in Health & the Public Interest (HAPI) program. -
Attila Hertelendy
Adjunct Lecturer - SCS - Emergency & Disaster Management ProgramDr. Hertelendy is an award winning Adjunct Professor at Georgetown University, and teaches in the International Executive Master’s in Emergency and Disaster Management Program. -
Gregg Jones
Adjunct Professor - Center for Security Studies (CSS)Gregg Jones specializes in crisis management, insurgency, counter-insurgency, counter-terrorism, spontaneous crisis voluntarism effects, the future of war, humanitarian emergency response, and civil – military operations.