Center for Infrastructure Protection & Homeland Security

Teaching Homeland Security: A European Approach

Maria Carla De Maggio and Roberto Setola Abstract The appropriate curriculum to build a strong Homeland Security Master’s program is challenging because the environment has […]

Critical Infrastructure Security and Resilience: Educating the Next Generation of Private Sector Leaders

By Mark D. Troutman, PhD, Director Center for Infrastructure Protection & Homeland Security, George Mason University In January of 2015, the Business School of George […]

From Our Partners: TISP Presents the 2016 Collegiate Infrastructure Challenge and Call for Sponsors

The Infrastructure Security Partnership (TISP) Council of the Society of American Military Engineers Presents The 2016 Collegiate Infrastructure Challenge at The Critical Infrastructure Symposium (CIS) […]

The Critical Infrastructure Higher Education Initiative – Dynamic Resources for a Dynamic Field

Christie Jones, Education Program Manager Center for Infrastructure Protection & Homeland Security, George Mason University The Critical Infrastructure Higher Education Initiative (CI HEI), a partnership […]

Integrating Active Learning into Infrastructure Security and Resilience Curriculum

Ryan Baggett, Ed.D.,Associate Professor, Homeland Security Eastern Kentucky University For decades, the concept of active learning has been an academic “buzzword” with faculty being encouraged […]

Infrastructure Educational Strategies: Understanding the Scope and Scale of It

Robert McCreight,  GMU—CIP Fellow  The task of determining the scope and scale of our national infrastructure pulls us toward a frank and thorough assessment of […]