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Access the Experts: Thomas Jamieson

In this installment, Jamieson answers the question: "What are some good ways to become self-sustainable in case of a global catastrophe?"

  • published: 2021/04/15
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Access the Experts is an innovative partnership between the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) and News Channel Nebraska (NCN), where viewers submit their questions to be answered by UNO faculty members.

In This Installment of Access the Experts

School of Public Administration Assistant Professor Thomas Jamieson, Ph.D., answers the question: "What are some good ways to become self-sustainable in case of a global catastrophe?"

About Jamieson

An expert in emergency management and disaster science, Jamieson takes special research interests in how information and public opinion affect policymaking, especially during periods of crisis. In his research, he argues that these periods create extraordinary conditions to create change and pursue policies that would otherwise be all but impossible. In his teaching efforts he aims to foster learning through facilitating a fun, inclusive environment; through setting high expectations for students; and through providing opportunities for students to develop their skills.

Access the Experts

Access the Experts is an innovative partnership between the University of Nebraska at Omaha (UNO) and News Channel Nebraska (NCN), where viewers submit their questions to be answered by UNO faculty members.

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