Enhance Your Skills With TEEX Courses in College Station
EMAT is excited to partner with the Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) to offer two high-value pre-conference training opportunities ahead of the 2026 EMAT Symposium. These courses provide emergency management professionals with advanced leadership skills, critical infrastructure knowledge, and practical tools to better support their communities.
Participants may register for one of the following TEEX trainings:
MGT-340: Crisis Leadership & Decision-Making
Strengthen Your Ability to Lead Under Pressure
This course prepares emergency managers, public safety leaders, and key decision-makers to perform effectively during crises. Using real-world scenarios and facilitated discussions, MGT-340 focuses on:
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Crisis communication and public messaging
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Decision-making in high-stress environments
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Leadership principles during disaster response
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Coordinating across agencies and jurisdictions
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Building trust and maintaining situational awareness
This course is ideal for emergency management officials, department leaders, elected officials, and anyone who may lead teams during a major incident.
MGT-414: Critical Infrastructure Resilience & Community Lifelines
Protect the Systems Your Community Depends On
MGT-414 provides a deep dive into the resilience of key systems—transportation, utilities, communication networks, health, and more. Participants will learn to identify vulnerabilities, strengthen interdependencies, and support continuity during emergencies.
Key topics include:
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Understanding FEMA’s Community Lifelines
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Risk analysis and infrastructure protection
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Business continuity and essential service planning
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Public-private sector collaboration
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Enhancing local resilience through strategic planning
This course is recommended for emergency managers, public works, utilities, planners, private sector partners, and continuity professionals.
Course Details
Date: Sunday, March 8, 2026
Location: College Station, Texas
Registration: Separate pre-conference registration required
Instructor: TEEX (Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service)
Why Attend Pre-Conference Training?
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Gain advanced skills beyond the core symposium content
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Enhance your professional qualifications
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Network with leaders and practitioners across Texas
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Take advantage of in-state, no-cost DHS-approved training (if applicable)
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Start the Symposium with added expertise and insight
Secure Your Seat
Space is limited for both TEEX courses. Registration details will be available soon as part of the 2026 EMAT Symposium sign-up process.
Stay tuned for updates and be ready to elevate your emergency management capabilities before the conference even begins.