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FESA 334 offers a demonstration of knowledge, skill, and professional experience for the purpose of enhancing documentation and career development skills. Experiential learning is an important component of the total career development for fire and emergency service (FESA) professionals. This course will help students develop an appreciation for the learning that occurs in the course of professional career activities and to demonstrate this learning through the development of personal learning objectives and career experience documentation.
Only students enrolled in the Fire and Emergency Services BS program will be allowed to register. This course cannot be used towards the Fire and Emergency Services Certificate. Certificate Students will not be allowed to register.
Only students enrolled in the Fire and Emergency Services B.S. program are allowed to register. This course cannot be used towards the Fire and Emergency Services Administration Certificate. Certificate students will not be allowed to register.
Lonnie Inzer has been a college instructor, professor, department chair, and division dean over the last twenty eight years, having retired as a professor emeritus for Fire Science and Emergency Management from Pikes Peak Community College. He is the Pikes Peak Regional Office of Emergency Management Deputy Chief. He is a retired Colorado Springs FD Fire Captain. He has a master’s degree in Organizational Leadership from Fort Hays State University in Kansas, and a B.S. from the Forestry and Natural Resources College at Colorado State University in Fort Collins.