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Homeland Security: Understanding the Enemy

New Roles, New Challenges

Overview

The War on Terrorism will continue well into the future, and homeland security efforts in response to this war will involve approximately 200,000 Federal employees. If you have been assigned to homeland security duties on a full-time basis, or have new duties added to your current assignments, this seminar will ensure that you are thoroughly grounded for your new role.

This updated seminar provides you with essential information on the nature of terrorism and the specific threats to the United States, including international threats, the threats from domestic anti-Government groups and threats from special-interest extremist organizations.

How Will You Benefit
  • Understand the dynamics of terrorism and the current threats to the United States
  • Gain an overview of the evolution of terrorism
  • Discuss the nature and dynamics of terrorism
  • Examine the cultures that produce suicide bombers or pursue weapons of mass destruction
  • Learn how other countries deal with terrorism
  • Discuss the United States Homeland Security program and Federal agencies’ roles
Who Should Attend

Managers and specialists dealing with homeland security issues, operations security, counterterrorism, law enforcement or intelligence responsibilities from Federal, state and local governments

Schedule
  • Mar 9 - 13, ‘09 @ EMDC, Shepherdstown, WV Register
    $3,400.00
    Starts @ 1:00 pm and ends @ Noon last day
Note
Tuition includes materials, meals and lodging
Competencies Emphasized
  • External Awareness
  • Strategic Thinking
  • Vision
  • Continual Learning
Length

5 days.

Location
  • EMDC, Shepherdstown, WV
College Credits

N/A