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DAY ONE:
Tuesday October 7th, 2008

 

7:30 AM

Registration Opens and Continental Breakfast

 
 

8:15 AM

Opening Remarks From The Chairperson

Eric Roher, Partner, Borden Ladner Gervais, LLP

 
 

8:30 AM

Police Partnering:

Partnering with police to create a comprehensive pre-event plan to speed up your response times

Grace Kempers, SPEAR Coordinator, Peel Police
Christine McIntyre, Detective, Youth Crime Coordinator, Peel Police

 
 

9:15 AM

Lockdown Action Plan:

Implementing the key strategies in executing an effective lockdown to save lives

Paul Mendofik, Public Agency Training Council

 
 

10:00 AM

Networking Break

 
 

10:30 AM

Case Study: Humber College Humber Emergency Notification System (HENS)

Mass communication strategies for notifying and training students and staff

Gary Jeynes, Director, Public Safety, Humber College

 
 

11:15 AM

Litigation Update:

Understanding your legal obligations and responsibilities to avoid potential litigation

Eric Roher, Partner, Borden Ladner Gervais, LLP

 
 

12:00 PM

Networking Luncheon

 
 

1:15 PM

Live Demonstration

Connecting with students and staff in an emergency: Mobile text messaging and how it can work for you

John Sklavos, Managing Director, i-Text.ca

 
 

1:30 PM

Limiting threat exposure and violence when hosting special events and controversial speakers

Dan Hutt, Director, Campus Police, University of Toronto
James Delaney, Director, Office of the Provost, University of Toronto

 
 

2:15 PM

After the Crisis

Leadership In Crisis: The Role Of Senior Executives And Managers Before, During And After An Event

Richard Moreau, Vice-President, Emergency Preparedness Capabilities, Prolity Corporation

 
 

3:30 PM

Case Study: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Best practices in managing a long-term school closure to ensure classes continue

Mary Parrish, Business Continuity Officer, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (Chapel Hill)

 
 

4:15 PM

Understanding how to manage threats from activists groups to increase security

Jeff Young, Assistant Chief of Police, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)

 
 

5:00 PM

Conference Adjourns to Day Two

 
 
 

Day Two:
Wednesday October 8th, 2008

 

7:30 AM

Registration Opens and Continental Breakfast

 
 

8:15 AM

Opening Comments from the Chair

Ron Kuban, President, Pegasus Emergency Management Consortium

 
 

8:30 AM

Building your winning team to handle any emergency

Ron Kuban, President, Pegasus Emergency Management Consortium

 
 

9:15 AM

Case Study: Tulane University (New Orleans, LA)

Key benchmarks and strategies for responding to weather-related disasters

Cornelius “Jack” LeBlanc, Colonel, Tulane University (New Orleans)

 
 

10:00 AM

Networking Break

 
 

10:30 AM

Case Study: Toronto District School Board (TDSB)

Short-term relocation strategies to maintain classes during emergency school closures

Chris Broadbent, Manager, Occupational Health and Safety, Toronto District School Board

 
 

11:15 AM

Exclusive Interactive Session

Audience feedback, brainstorming and group discussion: What are the challenges schools and universities face and how do we overcome them?

Facilitator: Ron Kuban, President, Pegasus Emergency Management Consortium

 
 

12:00 PM

Networking Luncheon

 

 

1:30 PM

Advances in a scalable, all-hazards approach to emergency management to respond to crises better

Ali Asgary, Assistant Professor, Emergency Management, York University, and President of International Association of Emergency Managers Canada Council

 
 

2:15 PM

Key Standards of Emergency management and the future of the profession: Benchmark your school against established standards

Kenton Friesen CEM, Emergency Management Coordinator, University of Manitoba

 
 

3:00 PM

Networking Break

 
 

3:30 PM

Case Study: Western Illinois University

Best practices for communicating effectively within and between departments

Fred May, Associate Professor of Emergency Management, Western Illinois University (Illinois)
Dana Biernbaum, Associate VP, Western Illinois University (Illinois)

 
 

4:15 PM

Case Study: University of Michigan

New strategies for implementing a strategic plan for dealing with an infectious disease outbreak

Dr. Sandro Cinti, Assistant Professor, Infectious Diseases, University of Michigan Hospitals

 
 

5:00 PM

Conference adjourns

 
     

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