• Mental Health Issues Exacerbated by COVID-19 Stress in America, by Cathy Carter Dempsey, Huntsville, Alabama.

2018

• Family Reunification and Disasters: The Role of Canadian Legislation, by C. Nicholas Quigley.

2010

• Examining Disaster Recovery: Optimizing the Decision-Making Process, by Robert Barnes, Robert B. Barnes, Inc., Scottsdale, Arizona, and
  Bruce Swales, Managing Director, LWG Consulting Pte Ltd, Singapore.
• Public Private Partnerships: How to create a public private partnership, an example of a replicable project associated with business continuity, and volunteering during an oil spill, Daniel Hahn, MA, CEM, FPEM, Santa Rosa County Division of Emergency Management, Milton, Florida.
• Bushfires and Climate Change: Applying a Disaster Risk Framework to Evaluate Environmental Sustainability and National Forest Policy, by J.L. Cuthbertson.

2009

• Road Trip: Southwest USA, ASU Polytechnic, Mesa, Arizona: Saddle Up for this Disaster Adventure in Saving the Farm, by Jayne Abraham, BSP, MSTECH, Environmental Technology & Emergency Management.
• Maximizing the National Guard in Disaster Response, by Michael A. Angell, American Military University.
• Pandemic Influenza Preparedness for the Home, by Cathy Carter Dempsey, AEM, FEMA Disaster Assistance Employee, Huntsville, Alabama.
• Achieving Interoperability in Public Safety and Emergency Response IT Communication Systems, by Robert I. Desourdis, Jr. Science Applications International Corporation United States of America.
• NIMS’s Most Neglected Incident Management Tool: the Multi-agency Coordination System Concept, by Dr. Richard J. Hinrichs, PhD, CEM, American Red Cross.
• First Things First - Interoperability, by Dean R. Larson, PhD, CEM, CSP, CPT, Purdue University Calumet.
• Managing the Crisis Through the Eyes of the Media: Avoiding the Second Tragedy – This One a Public  Relations Fiasco, by David E. Leiva, City of Kenner, Louisiana Office of Public Information and Emergency Preparedness.
• Improving the Current DHS Capabilities Framework, by Dan W. McGowan (thesis, Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California).
• United States Northern Command: A Model of Interagency Cooperation and Communications, by Gregory D. McQuaide.