-: There is now a you know,
emergency management undergrad degree.
There's an emergency management master's degree.
So that's all well and good.
But honestly, this kind of work, emergency management
is essentially what it is, or nonprofit,
is well-suited to any humanities type of studies, right?
English, history you know, anything where you're used to
reading, analyzing, digesting, that's the kind of stuff
that I look for when I'm looking for leadership volunteers
within my own reunification program,
or Veterans Administration Volunteer Services, VAVS,
representatives or deputy representatives
within you know, any of the VA facilities that we support.
And then I'm looking for you know, kinda the intangible.
Do you have the ability to lead?
Do you have the ability to manage?
Do you have the foresight to look at a scenario,
figure out what's right and what needs some tweaking,
and then prioritize the workload, and build capacity?
Be at in programming, in staffing,
or even in financial support, right?
So we have the ability to solicit donations
from the donor base to support activities in a hospital.