Disaster Management & Relief

The Disaster Management and Relief Program is designed to develop leadership abilities in management, to be utilized in all types of disaster situations, emphasizing Christ-like service to those in need. Graduates of this program will be trained to serve all stages of human suffering from immediate relief through community rebuilding and redevelopment.

Objectives

Upon completion of this program, the student should:

  • Apply key elements of disaster management strategies, theories, and concepts to simulated and practical situations.
  • Demonstrate an aptitude to function as a leader/manager within disaster conditions.
  • Apply management principles of planning to a disaster situation by applying Christian principles in critical thinking and decision-making.
  • Analyze the existing and desired structure, climate, and culture of organizations, whose focus is disaster relief/management.
Degree Type: Bachelor of Arts
Credit Hours Required: 124 semester credit hours
Admission Requirements: Students must have a US High School diploma or GED and a minimum of 50 semester credit hours from an accredited institution of higher learning. Students with fewer than 50 semester hours may apply to an Associate of Arts program to complete this requirement.
Available Formats: Traditional Undergraduate
Additional Requirements: 

 

General Education Core = 48 hours

Religion Core = 19 hours