Most of James Ramsay's students are too young to really remember the attacks that came out of a blue sky that September morning.
But all of them grew up in a post-9/11 world. And it will be their job to help America prepare for whatever comes next, from enemies abroad to natural disasters at home.
Ramsay is the coordinator — and first faculty member — of the new Homeland Security program at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester.
The “brave souls” who have signed up for this first fall semester of classes, he said, will graduate in four years with the critical thinking and problem-solving skills needed across a broad array of careers, such as law enforcement, risk analysis, emergency management and cyber-security.
- Read more at: New Hampshire Sunday News
Published in the Union Leader Sunday, October 11, 2015