Speakers and Presenters

Ernie Abbott,

• This Year in Hazards Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Law

Greg Anderson, National Science Foundation

• Presentations by New Researchers II

Matthew Appelbaum,

• The 2013 Colorado Floods and the City of Boulder's Response

Kathleen Appenrodt, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Public-Private Partnerships for Disaster Resilience: Challenges and Opportunities

David Applegate, U.S. Geological Survey

• U.S. National Platform for Listening Session

Sudha Arlikatti, Rabdan Academy

• Gender and Disasters Roundtable
• Disaster Risk Reduction Post-Hyogo: Where Are We Going?
• Why People Don't Engage in Disaster Preparedness (and What to Do About It)

Debra Ballen, Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety

• Going Green and Building Strong: Synergies and Tradeoffs

Daniel Barnett, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health

• Disasters and Public Health Roundtable
• Public Health Consequences of a Cyber Event

Deborah Bathke, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

• Slow Onset, Steady Change: How Drought Policy Is Evolving to Enhance Resilience

Tom Birkland, North Carolina State University

• Does Anybody Actually Use Disaster Research?

Benjamin Blount, Social & Ecological Informatics

• Culture and Disaster: The Anthropological Approach

Crystal Boddie, UPMC Center for Health Security

• Apple? Orange? Natural Hazard and CBRN Resilience Compared

Jane Brautigam,

• The 2013 Colorado Floods and the City of Boulder's Response

Carlee Brown, Western Governors' Association

• Slow Onset, Steady Change: How Drought Policy Is Evolving to Enhance Resilience

Jonathan Bruno, Coalition for the Upper South Platte

• Fire Policy on the Ground: Building System Awareness Around Wildfire Preparedness and Response

Christine Butterfield,

• Post-Disaster Recovery: What's the Plan?

Gwen Camp, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• Why People Don't Engage in Disaster Preparedness (and What to Do About It)

Nnenia Campbell, University of Colorado Natural Hazards Center

• Aging and Vulnerability

David Canavan, Canavan Associates

• Integrating Homeless Populations into Disaster Planning

Lucien Canton,

• The Changing Emergency Management Profession

Yinghui Cao, University of Western Austrailia

• Presentations by New Researchers II

Bill Carwile, Carwile Associates

• Plenary Session: Large Disasters are Different

Andrew Castaldi, Swiss Reinsurance

• Building Healthcare Resilience to High-Impact Weather

Ava Christie, Capella University

• Presentations by New Researchers

Kathleen Colville, North Carolina State University

• Presentations by New Researchers

John Cooper Jr., Texas A&M University

• Quality Public Participation in Hazard Mitigation Planning

Windell Curole,

• This Year in Hazards Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Law

Jacqueline Curtis, Kent State University

• Spatial Perspectives on Risk and Recovery: A Time for New Paradigms?

Michelle Dauber, Stanford University

• What's Law Got to Do With It: Sociolegal Perspectives

Margaret Davidson, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

• Plenary Session: Multisectoral Collaboration at Work

Hans de Bruin, HZ University of Applied Sciences

• Modeling Resilience: An International Comparison

Josh DeFlorio, Cambridge Systematics

• Adapting Transportation Networks to Climate Variability

Veva Deheza, National Integrated Drought Information System

• Slow Onset, Steady Change: How Drought Policy Is Evolving to Enhance Resilience

Tammy Dickinson, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy

• Apple? Orange? Natural Hazard and CBRN Resilience Compared

Justin Dombrowski, Federal Emergency Management Agency

• What If? Scenarios for Disaster Management and Recovery

Amy Donahue, University of Connecticut

• Plenary Session: Large Disasters are Different

Tyronne Edwards, Zion Travelers Cooperative

• Just Resilience: Moving Away from Ethics as Usual

Rachel Egan, University of Colorado, Boulder

• Presentations by New Researchers II

Bruce Ellingwood, Colorado State University

• Safe Enough? How Codes Protect Lives but Not Cities

Liyam Eloul, University of Denver

• Why People Don't Engage in Disaster Preparedness (and What to Do About It)

Ann-Margaret Esnard, Georgia State University

• What's Law Got to Do With It: Sociolegal Perspectives

Dick Fundter, HZ University of Applied Sciences

• Modeling Resilience: An International Comparison

Timothy Gablehouse, Colorado Emergency Preparedness Partnership

• Public-Private Partnerships for Disaster Resilience: Challenges and Opportunities

June Gin, Veterans Emergency Management Evaluation Center

• Integrating Homeless Populations into Disaster Planning

Deborah Glik, UCLA

• Wireless Emergency Alerts: The Edge of the Wave

Art Glynn, Booz Allen Hamilton

• Public Health Consequences of a Cyber Event

Rebeckah Green, Western Washington University

• Apple? Orange? Natural Hazard and CBRN Resilience Compared

Zach Guido, University of Arizona

• Integrating Climate Adaptation into Local Planning

Denis Gusty, U.S. Department of Homeland Security

• Wireless Emergency Alerts: The Edge of the Wave

Bill Hahnenberg, National Incident Management Organization

• Lessons Lost Following Catastrophic Events

Jason Hartke, U.S. Green Building Council

• Going Green and Building Strong: Synergies and Tradeoffs

Haruo Hayashi, Kyoto University Disaster Prevention Research Institute

• The Tohoku Earthquake: A Three Year Progress Report

Jennifer Henderson, Virginia Tech

• Tornado Warnings: Is Less (Time) More?

Bob Henson,

• The 2013 Colorado Floods and the City of Boulder's Response

Kevin Heslin, Veterans Emergency Management Evaluation Center

• Integrating Homeless Populations into Disaster Planning

Stephanie Higgins, University of Colorado, Boulder

• Presentations by New Researchers II

Susanna Hoffman, Hoffman Consulting

• Culture and Disaster: The Anthropological Approach

Barry Hokanson, PLN Associates

• Post-Disaster Recovery: What's the Plan?

William Hooke, American Meteorological Society

• Just Resilience: Moving Away from Ethics as Usual

Brian Houston, University of Missouri

• Disasters and Media Roundtable

Jessica Jensen, North Dakota State University

• The Changing Emergency Management Profession
• Educational Options for Passing Along Disaster Knowledge

Alessandra Jerolleman, Lowlander Center

• Emerging Trends in Child Protection

Laurie Johnson, Laurie Johnson Consulting/Research

• Post-Disaster Recovery: What's the Plan?
• The Tohoku Earthquake: A Three Year Progress Report

Lucy Jones, US Geological Survey

• Safe Enough? How Codes Protect Lives but Not Cities

Rebecca Joyce, Central Shenandoah Planning District Commission

• Quality Public Participation in Hazard Mitigation Planning

Bandana Kar, University of Southern Mississippi

• Wireless Emergency Alerts: The Edge of the Wave

Charles Kelly,

• Disaster Risk Reduction Post-Hyogo: Where Are We Going?

Brett KenCairn, City of Boulder

• Integrating Climate Adaptation into Local Planning

Doug Kenney, Getches-Wilkinson Center for Natural Resources, Energy, and the Environment

• Slow Onset, Steady Change: How Drought Policy Is Evolving to Enhance Resilience

Daniel Klenow, North Dakota State University

• Educational Options for Passing Along Disaster Knowledge

Kelly Klima, Carnegie Mellon University

• Integrating Climate Adaptation into Local Planning

Richard Krajeski, Lowlander Center

• Just Resilience: Moving Away from Ethics as Usual

Betty Lai, Boston College

• Mary Fran Myers Scholarship Recipients: An Invited Panel

Nina Lam, Louisiana State University

• Modeling Resilience: An International Comparison

Zachary Lamb, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

• Presentations by New Researchers

Robert Latham, Mississippi Emergency Management Agency

• Plenary Session: Large Disasters are Different

Heather Lazrus, National Center for Atmospheric Research

• Culture and Disaster: The Anthropological Approach

Marcy Leach, City of Rockford

• Integrating Climate Adaptation into Local Planning

Julia LeMense, Disaster Management and Humanitarian Consulting

• Presentations by New Researchers II

Cheryl Levine, Veterans Emergency Management Evaluation Center

• Integrating Homeless Populations into Disaster Planning

Michael Lindell, University of Washington

• Educational Options for Passing Along Disaster Knowledge

Richard Little, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

• Does Anybody Actually Use Disaster Research?

Ryan Loggins, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute

• Does Anybody Actually Use Disaster Research?

Kristin Ludwig, U.S. Geological Survey

• What If? Scenarios for Disaster Management and Recovery

David Lusk, Federal Express

• What If? Scenarios for Disaster Management and Recovery
• Public-Private Partnerships for Disaster Resilience: Challenges and Opportunities

Norio Maki, Kyoto University

• The Tohoku Earthquake: A Three Year Progress Report

Tim Manning,

• Plenary Session: Multisectoral Collaboration at Work

Deborah Matherly, The Louis Berger Group

• Adapting Transportation Networks to Climate Variability

Keely Maxwell, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

• Apple? Orange? Natural Hazard and CBRN Resilience Compared

Terry McCabe, University of Colorado Boulder

• Culture and Disaster: The Anthropological Approach

Sarah McCaffrey, U.S. Forest Service

• Fire Policy on the Ground: Building System Awareness Around Wildfire Preparedness and Response

Jason McNamara, Obsidian Analysis

• Plenary Session: Large Disasters are Different

Gerald McSwiggan,

• Plenary Session: Multisectoral Collaboration at Work

Ricardo Mena,

• U.S. National Platform for Listening Session

Michelle Meyer, Hazard Reduction & Recovery Center, Texas A&M University

• Aging and Vulnerability

Dennis Mileti, University of Colorado Boulder

• Keynote Address

Basil Miller, Boulder Bridge House

• Integrating Homeless Populations into Disaster Planning

Barbara Miller, Jefferson County Homeland Security and Emergency Management

• Quality Public Participation in Hazard Mitigation Planning

Helena Mitchell,

• Wireless Emergency Alerts: The Edge of the Wave

Shali Mohleji, American Meteorological Society

• Building Healthcare Resilience to High-Impact Weather

Arturo Morales, City of Castle Rock

• Lessons Lost Following Catastrophic Events

Molly Mowery, Wildfire Planning International

• Fire Policy on the Ground: Building System Awareness Around Wildfire Preparedness and Response

Bill Murtagh, National Weather Service

• Public Health Consequences of a Cyber Event

Paul Myers, Save the Children

• Emerging Trends in Child Protection

Branda Nowell, North Carolina State University

• Fire Policy on the Ground: Building System Awareness Around Wildfire Preparedness and Response

Muneyoshi Numada, University of Tokyo

• The Tohoku Earthquake: A Three Year Progress Report

John O'Brien,

• Keynote Address

Oluponmile Olonilua, Texas Southern University

• Quality Public Participation in Hazard Mitigation Planning

Robert Olshansky, University of Illinois at Urabana-Champaign

• The Tohoku Earthquake: A Three Year Progress Report

Kirsten Orwig, Swiss Re

• Going Green and Building Strong: Synergies and Tradeoffs

Laurie Pearce, Justice Institute of British Columbia

• Emerging Trends in Child Protection

Lori Peek, University of Colorado Natural Hazards Center

• Mary Fran Myers Scholarship Recipients: An Invited Panel
• Emerging Trends in Child Protection
• Aging and Vulnerability

RoseMarie Perez Foster,

• Why People Don't Engage in Disaster Preparedness (and What to Do About It)

Kristina Peterson, Lowlander Center

• Culture and Disaster: The Anthropological Approach
• Just Resilience: Moving Away from Ethics as Usual

Rosina Philippe, Grand Bayou Village

• Just Resilience: Moving Away from Ethics as Usual

Keith Porter, University of Colorado Boulder

• What If? Scenarios for Disaster Management and Recovery
• Safe Enough? How Codes Protect Lives but Not Cities

Darrin Punchard, Punchard Consulting

• Integrating Climate Adaptation into Local Planning

Bill Read, KPRC TV, Houston

• Building Healthcare Resilience to High-Impact Weather

Margaret Reams, Louisiana State University

• Modeling Resilience: An International Comparison

Richard Reed, American Red Cross

• Plenary Session: Large Disasters are Different

Corey Reynolds, Hagerty Consulting

• Presentations by New Researchers
• Does Anybody Actually Use Disaster Research?

Dana Reynolds, Colorado Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management

• Lessons Lost Following Catastrophic Events

Chris Rojahn, Applied Technology Council

• Safe Enough? How Codes Protect Lives but Not Cities

Patricia Romero Lankao,

• Disaster Risk Reduction Post-Hyogo: Where Are We Going?

Jack Rozdilsky, Western Illinois University

• Educational Options for Passing Along Disaster Knowledge

Claire Rubin, Claire B. Rubin & Associates

• The Changing Emergency Management Profession

Andrew Rumbach, University of Colorado Denver

• Disaster Risk Reduction Post-Hyogo: Where Are We Going?

Alka Sapat, Florida Atlantic University

• What's Law Got to Do With It: Sociolegal Perspectives

Josh Sawislak, AECOM

• Building Healthcare Resilience to High-Impact Weather

James Schwab, American Planning Association

• Post-Disaster Recovery: What's the Plan?

Rob Schwartz, University of Akron

• The Changing Emergency Management Profession

Stephen Sharro, Sharro Associates

• Plenary Session: Large Disasters are Different

Laura Siebeneck, University of North Texas

• GIS and Disasters Roundtable

Kevin Simmons, Austin College

• Tornado Warnings: Is Less (Time) More?

Victoria Simonsen,

• Keynote Address

Peggy Smith, Coolin-Cavanaugh Bay Fire

• Mary Fran Myers Scholarship Recipients: An Invited Panel

Joel Smith, Stratus Consulting

• Adapting Transportation Networks to Climate Variability

Mike Smith, AccuWeather Enterprise Solutions

• Tornado Warnings: Is Less (Time) More?

Susan Sterett, University of Denver

• What's Law Got to Do With It: Sociolegal Perspectives

Laura Stough, Texas A&M University

• Aging and Vulnerability

George Sullivan, American Red Cross

• Public-Private Partnerships for Disaster Resilience: Challenges and Opportunities

Lisa Sun,

• This Year in Hazards Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Law

Jeannette Sutton, University of Kentucky

• Social Media and Disasters Roundtable

Eric Tate, University of Iowa

• Spatial Perspectives on Risk and Recovery: A Time for New Paradigms?

James Terbush, University of Colorado, Colorado Springs

• Public Health Consequences of a Cyber Event

Edward Thomas, Natural Hazard Mitigation Association

• This Year in Hazards Mitigation and Climate Adaptation Law

Emily Tibbott,

• Plenary Session: Multisectoral Collaboration at Work

Kathleen Tierney, University of Colorado Boulder

• The 2013 Colorado Floods and the City of Boulder's Response

Jennifer Tobin, University of Colorado Natural Hazards Center

• Presentations by New Researchers

Joseph Trainor, University of Delaware

• Educational Options for Passing Along Disaster Knowledge

Tim Trautman, Mecklenburg County

• Quality Public Participation in Hazard Mitigation Planning

Michio Ubaura, Kyoto University

• The Tohoku Earthquake: A Three Year Progress Report

Shana Udvardy, Center for Clean Air Policy

• Going Green and Building Strong: Synergies and Tradeoffs

Alex Valoroso, Canadian Red Cross

• Mary Fran Myers Scholarship Recipients: An Invited Panel

Brian Varrella, City of Fort Collins Stormwater Utility

• The 2013 Colorado Floods and the City of Boulder's Response

Niek Veraart, The Louis Berger Group

• Adapting Transportation Networks to Climate Variability

Charles Wallace, Grays Harbor County Emergency Management

• Does Anybody Actually Use Disaster Research?

Mary Waller, York University

• Lessons Lost Following Catastrophic Events

Clarence Wardell,

• The Changing Emergency Management Profession

Lindsey Waters, HKS Architects

• Building Healthcare Resilience to High-Impact Weather

Courtney Welton-Mitchell, Natural Hazards Center

• Why People Don't Engage in Disaster Preparedness (and What to Do About It)

Dennis Wenger, National Science Foundation, Retired

• U.S. National Platform for Listening Session
• Disaster Risk Reduction Post-Hyogo: Where Are We Going?
• Presentations by New Researchers

Michele Wood, California State University Fullerton

• Wireless Emergency Alerts: The Edge of the Wave

Nathan Wood, U.S. Geological Survey

• Spatial Perspectives on Risk and Recovery: A Time for New Paradigms?

Lilia Yumagulova, University of British Columbia

• Mary Fran Myers Scholarship Recipients: An Invited Panel

Lily Yumagulova, University of British Columbia

• Aging and Vulnerability