Dir/Asst Professor of Fire & Emer. Ser.
Phone: 478-289-2051
Email: .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Campus: Swainsboro
Building: 0030 - ACADEMIC BUILDING
Room: C-260
Bio
Education:
B.S., Criminal Justice, Georgia State University, 1980
M.P.A., Georgia State University, 1984
M.Ed., Middle Grades Social Studies, Columbus State University, 1998
Graduate, Executive Fire Officer Program, National Fire Academy, 2007
Biography:
Professor Walker is the Director of the Fire and Emergency Services Administration degree program. She is a graduate of the Executive Fire Officer Program at the National Fire Academy. Professor Walker has been involved in instructional design and curriculum development for the Georgia Fire Academy and the National Fire Academy. Beverley has been a technical writer for several training publications, and is a contributing author to Firefighter Safety and Survival by Ford.
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EGSC’s FESA program recognized
EGSC’s Fire and Emergency Services Administration degree has been recognized by FESHE.
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EGSC Director of the FESA Program Beverley Walker recently attended a national conference in Maryland.
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Beverley Walker was recently named the Director of East Georgia State College’s Fire and Emergency Services Administration Program.
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ATC and EGSC sign articulation agreement in Fire Science
Albany Technical College and East Georgia State College held an articulation agreement signing ceremony on Wednesday, May 19, 2016 on East Georgia State College’s Swainsboro campus.