Emergency Management (EMHS) and disaster-related issues are faced by individuals, families, businesses, and governments worldwide. The Emergency Management program prepares graduates for careers in the private and public sectors, including federal, state, and local government, law enforcement, fire service, and the Military. Learning focuses on the four phases of emergency management: mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery. Cadets may also pursue a minor in Homeland Security. The program requires cadets to complete at least two co-ops. First-year cadets participate in a Habitat for Humanity public service experiential learning trip at the Domestic Global Village in Eustis, Florida. Certificate options include Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) and Massachusetts Firefighter I and II certification through Onset Fire Department.
Latest Emergency Management Updates:
- April 2025 EM NewsletterApril 2025: The rates have published April’s EM Newsletter. Check it out!:
- Emergency Management News April 2025 and EarlierThursday, March 6, 2025: CMTI/MMA’s EMT Cohort 2 kicked off tonight with a full class! Best of luck to all the students! January 22, 2025: Today, MMA’s Emergency Management Department, Barnstable County and Air Force Emergency Management are proud to host retired Boston Police Chief Dan Linskey for his presentation: Leading Before, During and After… Read more: Emergency Management News April 2025 and Earlier
- Guatemala 2025 – 01/31/25 – Work Day # 14 & Final Blog Post
Written by: Tanner Linhard Last workday. Although we started off with our usual routine—getting our gear situated, heading down to Violetta’s for breakfast, and then heading out to our assigned worksites—everything felt different. Everyone was much quieter than usual. The walk to Violetta’s was almost completely silent, as was sitting down and eating the French… Read more: Guatemala 2025 – 01/31/25 – Work Day # 14 & Final Blog Post - Guatemala 2025 – 01/30/25 – Work Day # 13
Written by: 1/C Nathan Lemire 01/30/25 Today was our final Thursday here in Guatemala. Given that we are less than seventy-two hours away from being back in the United States, I can’t help but think just how impactful these past four weeks have been, not only from a professional standpoint but also at a deep… Read more: Guatemala 2025 – 01/30/25 – Work Day # 13 - Guatemala 2025 -01/29/25- Work Day # 12
Written by: 1/C Seamus Connolly Happy Wednesday from Antigua! Today as always kicked off at Violetta’s for breakfast at 0700, where the group of hungry cadets demolished cereal with bananas, as well as drank the morning cup of Joe. After everyone was fat and happy, we all said our goodbyes and departed to our respective… Read more: Guatemala 2025 -01/29/25- Work Day # 12