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Profile Information
- Residence.
- Whitby, Ontario Canada
- Department:
- Fire Science Dept. - Univ. of Cincinnati
- Title/rank:
- Adjunct professor- Univ. of Cinn.; full-time professor Seneca College Fire Protection Engineering Technology
- Years of public service:
- 24
- Agency structure:
- other
- Professional Qualifications:
- BS- Fire Science- Univ. of MD Univ. College
MS- Mgmt. Science- Univ. of MD Univ. College
NFPA certifications-
CFPS
Fire Officer IV
Fire Instructor III
- Topics you provide training for:
- Fundamentals of Fire Protection- Seneca College
Building Construction and Fire Protection- Seneca College
Analytical Approaches to Public Fire Protection- Univ. of Cinn.
other fire technology related courses and fire training courses
- Bio:
- 24 years as a FF, EVD, paramedic, 911 supervisor, training officer, station officer
5 years teaching at Seneca college; 2 years at the Univ. of Cincinnati
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