IAEM STUDENT COUNCIL
Student Council Membership Dues Increase (17 July 2012) IAEM Student Member dues for all Councils will increase to $40 beginning with the 2012-2013 membership dues (Oct. 1, 2012 to Sept. 30, 2013). However, only USA Council members will be charged with a 4% processing fee if paying by credit card.
FLASH Offers New "Stormstruck: A Tales of Two Homes®" Scholarships to Master and Doctorate Degree Students (07 Dec 2011) Deadline for applications: Feb. 15, 2012. Complete information is posted here.
FLASH (the Federal Alliance for Safe Homes) announced in November that one $1,500 annual scholarship will be awarded in each StormStruck: A Tale of Two Homes sponsor’s name, and urged interested master and doctorate-degree students to apply.
The scholarships, first announced at the 2011 FLASH Annual Meeting as part of a tribute to the unprecendented success of StormStruck during its first three years at INNOVENTIONS at Epcot® at the Walt Disney World® Resort, are as follows:
- RenaissanceRe® Risk Management Scholarship – for students performing research on the identification, assessment or prioritization of risk as it relates to natural disaster liabilities.
- Simpson Strong-Tie® Structural Engineering & Construction Scholarship – for students performing research on resilient construction materials or techniques.
- State Farm® Financial Services Scholarship – for students performing research on financial analysis, investment management or corporate finance as they relate to mitigating the effects of, responding to or recovery from natural disasters.
- WeatherPredict Consulting Inc. Meteorology Scholarship – for students performing research on meteorology or meteorological risk modeling as it relates to natural disasters.
- FLASH Social Science Scholarship – for students performing research on behavior change, societal effects or other social aspects as they relate to natural disaster mitigation or preparation.
FLASH reached out to potential applicants at major universities, trade organizations and trade media representing each area of study. The scholarships were also posted on a variety of online scholarship “search” sites. Even though the application process didn’t open until Dec. 1, interest is already high, including a disaster management coordinator with the Malawi office of World Vision International who is interested in pursuing – as a distance learner -- a master’s degree in disaster management at the University of the Free State in South Africa. FLASH news travels fast…and far. Please help FLASH spread the word by sharing this scholarship opportunity.
(15 Sept 2011) The IAEM Student Council Awards Committee seeks nominations for its annual awards. The following categories are currently open:
- Student of the Year
- Student Chapter of the Year
- Chapter Advisor of the Year
- Student Ally Award (supporter of EM students)
Information and the nomination form can be downloaded here as a PDF or Word document. Nominations can be self-submitted or submitted by a separate party. Submit nominations forms and questions to Brian Silva by Oct. 14, 2011.
(25 Apr 2011) A student housing block has been made available for students attending the IAEM-USA 59th Annual Conference & EMEX 2011 in Las Vegas, Nevada:
Gold Coast Hotel
4000 West Flamingo Road (one block from IAEM’s Headquarters Hotel)
Las Vegas, Nevada
Reservations may be made by:
- Phone: Call 888-402-6278 and identify yourself with Group Reservation ID 1IAEC11.
- Online: www.goldcoastcasino.com/groups and enter Group Reservation ID 1IAEC11.
Room Rates for November 11-16, 2011. These rates are available until Oct. 13, 2011, or until the IAEM block is sold out.
- : $71 single/double on Friday and Saturday; $28 single/double for all other nights.
- : $86 single/double on Friday and Saturday; $38 single/double for all other nights.
- : In addition to these rates, a $3 per day per room resort fee will be charged for use of the fitness center, self-parking, unlimited local and toll-free phone calls, in-room coffee, wake-up calls and shuttle service to "The Strip."
(22 Mar 2011)
- – This award recognizes the Student Council Chapter who has made significant contributions in promoting IAEM and the Student Council and the field of Emergency Management through public awareness, increasing membership, showing leadership and initiative in education, and increasing the professionalism of Emergency and Disaster Management.
- – This award recognizes a student who has made significant contributions to the field of emergency and disaster management. This can be done through volunteer work, promotion of the field, and contribution in their community. High academic achievement (both formal and continuing education) is also required (verifiable GPA and/or transcripts).
- – This award recognizes the chapter advisor who has gone above and beyond the call of duty. This individual has made great strides in promoting the work of the Student Chapter and IAEM students as a whole.
- – This award goes to an individual (IAEM member or non-member) or organization that has assisted IAEM students in their activities in the field of Emergency Management and higher education.
IAEM Student Council Caucus Workshop Audio File Available (12/28/10) An audio file was recorded by the IAEM-USA Student Region at the IAEM 2010 Annual Conference of the Panel Discussion: "Where are the Jobs and How to Get Them."
: Download the Future Leaders in Emergency Management Program Here (24 Oct 2010)
What You Should Know About IAEM 2010 in San Antonio (14 Oct 2010)
(28 June 2010) The results of this annual survey were presented by Nancy Harris, IAEM Student Council President, and Michael J. Kelley, Jr. AEM, ALEM,
First Vice President, IAEM-USA Student Region.
IAEM Student Chapter at University of Akron Holds Candy Sale to Raise Money for Haiti Relief (01 Feb 2010)
(20 Jan 2010) The IAEM-Global Bylaws (updated 20 January 2010) define IAEM Student Membership as follows:
Section 2, Classification of Membership, E. Student Member:
Student membership is available for up to six years to anyone enrolled in a post-secondary institution, studying emergency management or a related field. Proof of current enrollment may be required by IAEM staff. Students are members of both the Student Council and the council in which they reside. Each geographic council may define a process for granting exceptions to the six-year limitation due to extenuating circumstances.
(01 Jan 2010)The 2010 Partners in Emergency Preparedness Conference, to be held Apr. 6-7, 2010, in Tacoma, Washington, will offer a student rate of $125 to students of IAEM. You must be in current student standing with IAEM to qualify for this rate. Learn more about the conference.
Student Council Bylaws and Dues Change (29 May 2009) IAEM Student Council members voted to approve both the proposed Student Council Bylaws and the proposed change in IAEM Student Council membership dues.
New IAEM Student Council Dues Structure:
Dues will be collected at the rate of $30 per Student Member per year.
Dues will be distributed as follows:
The Student Development Fund will be used for the following:
• To increase membership in areas outside of established Student Regions.
• To increase membership and support activities in newly formed Student
Regions.
• To increase membership and support activities in struggling Student
Regions.
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