Department of Criminal Justice Students Complete IHSEM’s Inaugural Student Training in WebEOC for Managing Disasters Program

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The Department of Criminal Justice proudly recognizes and congratulates a distinguished group of undergraduate students who successfully completed the Institute for Homeland Security and Emergency Management (IHSEM) inaugural Student Training in WebEOC for Managing Disasters Program – Summer Cohort 2026.

This groundbreaking program provided students with hands-on exposure to Juvere's WebEOC, one of the nation’s leading crisis information management platforms used by emergency management professionals to support disaster preparedness, response, recovery, and information sharing during emergencies. Through their participation, students gained valuable knowledge and practical skills in emergency management, disaster coordination, situational awareness, and operational decision-making.

Successful completion of this program reflects each student's commitment to professional development and dedication to expanding their understanding of homeland security and emergency management. Throughout the training, participants demonstrated initiative, perseverance, and a willingness to engage with the concepts, technologies, and real-world applications that support effective disaster operations.

As members of the inaugural Summer Cohort, these students played a particularly important role in the program’s success. Their active participation, engagement, and feedback provided valuable insights that will help the Institute refine and enhance future training opportunities for students interested in emergency management and disaster resilience. Their contributions have helped establish a strong foundation for what is expected to become a signature experiential learning program within IHSEM.

The Institute for Homeland Security and Emergency Management extends its sincere appreciation to these pioneering students for their dedication and commitment throughout the program. We are proud of their accomplishments and confident that they will continue to excel in their academic, professional, and personal endeavors while contributing to safer and more resilient communities.

Summer Cohort 2026 Graduates:

  • Francisco J. Bermudez Contreras
  • Jasmine A. Gaddy
  • Taylor Glover
  • Latoya K. Henderson
  • A'Layah B. Hutton
  • Al Geria J. Johnson
  • Cynthia Nimely
  • Diamond O. Pace
  • Khazyah P. Everett
  • Jamia A. Scovell

Congratulations to each of these students on this significant achievement and for helping launch the inaugural Student Training in WebEOC for Managing Disasters Program at North Carolina Central University.

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College of Arts, Social Sciences and Humanities
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Julian Keith Muhammad