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Hurricane Andrew Ten Years Later-Lessons Learned
Presenter(s): Alan J. Fish, University of Miami; Charles F. Gottlieb, University of Miami
Convener: Elizabeth Sisam, University of Toronto

Hurricane Andrew provided a wake-up call with $17 million in damage to the University of Miami. In response, the university has partnered with the Miami-Dade County Office of Emergency Management (the nation's leader), the State of Florida (also a national leader), and FEMA through the Disaster Resistant University pilot program. Our current Disaster Preparation and Recovery: A Plan for Business Continuity addresses the many forms of disaster--wind, flood, power interruption, fire, tornado, civil unrest, terrorism, etc.--and covers ongoing planning, mitigation, and preparation; managing during the event; and recovery after the event.


This knowledge resource from SCUP is a concurrent session presented at the Society's thirty-eighth annual, international conference and Expo, SCUP–38, in Miami Beach, FL (USA), in July of 2003.

Audiocassettes and MP3's (on CD's) of these and other SCUP–38 sessions are available for purchase here.


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