NOW: Student Support Team (SST) members from UAlbany SSW lead training on mental health and coping strategies. The SST is a dedicated group of CEHC, @UAlbanySPH, and SSW students who provide health and wellness support for University at Albany students in isolation or quarantine.

Questions on what’s next for New Yorkers after they have received the #COVID19 vaccine? We've got the answers in today's interview with University at Albany Professor Dr. Eli Rosenberg.

Today University at Albany we conducted our 2nd vaccination pod at the SEFCU Arena for faculty, staff, and students. What a smooth and excellent operation, thanks to all those that made it possible. Our appreciation also goes to Dan McCoy-CountyExec & our partners Russell Sage College. #GetVaxxedUAlbany.

Students, faculty and staff with vaccine appointments today should KEEP their appointment. We will be dispensing Pfizer instead of the J&J vaccine. Please monitor your email for details. Do NOT cancel your appointment!

Huge thanks to AccuWeather's Thomas Geiger for conducting a Q&A with our UAlbany Virtual Operations Support Team students today. Great discussion on severe weather risk, communication, and decision-making. Thomas is a VOST and UAlbany ATM/ENV Sci alumnus--we're proud of what he's been able to accomplish!

LISTEN: Int. Director Jayson Kratoville joined John Scardena to discuss rethinking training to make it a better tool for driving change. Hear about our recent work on severe weather and #COVID19 decision-making, with insights on data, energy, and mitigation. ➡️bit.ly/3v1J7Il

This is fascinating. The real question is: what will the next 40 years look like and how can we think ahead to mitigate the impact? Psst, that’s your cue Chris Thorncroft☮️ Nick P Bassill UAlbanyWeatherCOE ASRC UAlbany ATM/ENV Sci CEHC

Huge congratulations to NYC Emergency Management Commissioner Criswell for her unanimous confirmation to the FEMA Administrator post!

What role does social media play around extreme weather events? CEHC's Jeannette Sutton (Dr. Jeannette Sutton) discussed last night on the The Weather Channel youtube.com/watch?v=0AyXRz…

Last night, students from CEHC’s capstone course presented on emerging trends in #UAS risk and technology, including #AI. Huge thanks to Tony Basile from industry leader NUAIR for partnering with our students and sharing your expertise. University at Albany

The NCSP’s Jayson Kratoville to Forbes on how training helps organizations adapt to new risks and opportunities: “The measure of success isn’t how many people have completed the training, it’s weather the training and implementation have met the intended goals.” bit.ly/3hBKMke

Happy #EMSWeek to the often-unsung heroes of emergency response. Through our training, University at Albany has had the pleasure of working with tens of thousands of EMS professionals over the past ten years. We've been inspired by the emergency medical community's creativity and dedication.

Today, we honor the service members and families who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country and communities. We can never thank you enough. #MemorialDay2021

For the homeland security and emergency management fields to best serve everyone, they need to be FOR everyone. #HappyPrideMonth #BeGreat University at Albany CEHC #pride

From the first surge in cases to the ongoing vaccination effort, #COVID19 has highlighted health outcome disparities facing our communities. Honored to be teaming up with @UAlbanySPH’s Dr. Tomoko Udo to join 60+ leading researchers discussing trends and potential solutions.

This is great news—huge thanks to Chris Thorncroft☮️, ASRC and UAlbany ATM/ENV Sci for including us on the team. Excited for University at Albany and @OUCIMMS to continue improving forecasts and the ways decision makers can use them to protect our communities.

Today, the NCSP’s Jayson Kratoville joined University at Albany’s Symposium on #COVID19’s Differential Impacts in NYS, working with @UAlbanySPH’s Dr. Tomoko Udo. Their case study explores the link between science and decision-making in providing more accessible interventions to reduce disparities.

Above all, today is about people—those we lost, those affected, and those who ran toward danger to save others. #September11th Please take a moment to read this account from a member of the National Center for Security & Preparedness family, retired FDNY Lt. Carlos Lopez. ➡️ bit.ly/2XbAf71