Registration is Open!
Join us: January 15-16, 2026
We are excited to invite you to the 13th annual NYS College and University Emergency Management Workshop at Binghamton University. This event has become a cornerstone in our efforts to bring together practitioners in higher education emergency management.
The dynamic landscape of emergency management presents new challenges and opportunities every day. This workshop is your chance to stay ahead in this ever-evolving field. We aim to bring together practitioners to share their invaluable experiences, expertise, and insights, and to collectively support the professional development of individuals with emergency management responsibilities in a higher education setting. Click this link to register for the two-day event!
Pre-Event Training Opportunity: January 13-14
This year we are pleased to offer a unique opportunity for higher education emergency managers to participate in a 2-day training course taught by the nationally recognized Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX): MGT 361: Crisis Management Affecting Institutions of Higher Education.
Scheduled for January 13–14, 2026, just prior to the workshop, this course is specifically designed for professionals working in college and university settings. This FEMA-certified course equips participants with critical skills to effectively plan for, respond to, and recover from a wide range of campus emergencies, including natural disasters, active threats, and public health incidents. By combining practical strategies with real-world scenarios, MGT 361 provides a collaborative learning environment tailored to the unique operational challenges faced by institutions of higher education, making it a must-attend for campus emergency managers, public safety officials, and administrators.
How to Register for the Pre-Event Training:
Request enrollment through the NYS Department of Homeland Security and Emergency Services Learning Management System. This link will take you directly to the course page to learn more and register.