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CyberEarth22 • Episode II (STEM & Climate Resilience Careers with FEMA)

CyberEarth22 Webinar (PTTV) — Our special guest for the second episode of this year’s Earth Day Tech Summit series, CyberEarth22, is Ms. Jay P. Bullock-Cassine, a Program Analyst for Policy and Governance with the office of the Chief Information Officer (CIO) at the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA.)

During this year’s Earth Day Weekend series, Ms. Bullock-Cassine discusses very exciting STEM careers policy development along with infrastructure, operational security (OPSEC), business continuity, and disaster recovery (BCDR) topics for consideration and discussion in your classroom, your boardroom, city council, general assembly, or during your next team meeting with local BDPA Chapters.

Hurricane Season officially begins on June 1st. Visit FEMA.gov for career and internship opportunities and visit READY.gov to prepare in advance or recover from this year’s contingencies.


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