FESA 438 - Prevention Program Management

Prerequisite

FESA 432 (Fire and Emergency Services Budgeting); FESA 433 (Fire and Emergency: Human Resources).

Description

Design, implementation, and evaluation of fire and risk prevention programs using education, engineering , and enforcement approaches.

Course material covers needs assessment, staffing, budgeting, and program management and evaluation for programs including code enforcement, inspection, fire and life safety education, investigations, and other community risk reduction programs.

This course can be applied towards:

• Fire and Emergency Services Administration (B.S.)
• Fire and Emergency Services Administration Certificate

Instructors

Lonnie Inzer
(719) 509-3195
llinzer@msn.com

As a Colorado State University graduate, Lonnie is proud to return to CSU, serving as an instructor for the FESA program. Lonnie brings 20 years of college teaching experience as a Fire Science, EMT, and Emergency Management instructor. For the last 10 years he has also directed the PPCC Fire Science Technology degree to the number one graduating fire protection degree in the U.S. Lonnie is the Fire Chief for the Colorado Centre Metropolitan District Fire Department, and he is a retired Colorado Springs Fire Department Captain.

Two important interests of Lonnie are, to bring two college level education programs to the fire service. One is the Fire Department Safety Officers program, and the other is the Public Safety Leadership and Ethics curriculum from Phi Theta Kappa, the Honor Society of the Two Year College.