VOLUME 2 (2013)
Introduction
From the Editor-In-Chief
Michelle E. Majewski
Editor-In-Chief
Articles and Textbook Reviews
What’s in a Name? The Meaning of Homeland Security
Jerome H. Kahan
The Case to Accredit Homeland Security Programs: Why Outcomes-based Accreditation Makes Sense
Jim Ramsay
Text Review: Introduction to Transportation Security (Edwards & Goodrich)
Linda Kiltz
Paradigms for Cybersecurity Education in a Homeland Security Program
Gary C. Kessler & James Ramsay
Homeland Security Information Representation: A Case for Standardization
Harry D. Tunnell IV
SUMMER 2012 (Vol 1, Issue 2)
Introduction
From the Editor
Michelled E. Majewski
Editor-In-Cheif
Commentary
Homeland Security Education: Reading the Tea Leaves
Steve Recca
Articles
Textbook Reviews
Text Review: Introduction to Homeland Security Education (Logan & Ramsay)
Steve Recca
SPRING 2012 (Vol 1, Issue 1)
Introduction
Welcome to the Journal of Homeland Security Education
Michelle E. Majewski
Editor-in-Chief
Commentary
The Journal of Homeland Security Education: The Right Journal at the Right Time
Stanley B. Supinski
Articles
Advancing Curricula Development for Homeland Security Education Through a Survey of DHS Personnel
Cristina D. Ramirez and Gail A. Rioux
Employing Critical Reflection in an Online Emergency Services Course
R. Jeffery Maxfield and John Robert Fisher
Homeland Security: The Community College Role in Law Enforcement Training and Readiness
Ygnacio Flores
Homeland Security Education across the Atlantic
Don Wallace, Craig McLean,William Parrish, Sarah Soppitt and Daniel Silander
Reflective Journaling: Building Bridges between Theory and Practice
Kenneth Goldberg
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