Clark Staten - Revision history

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According to a biographical note:

;Clark Staten is a U.S. Army veteran, former policeman, and former certified paramedic. Staten retired in 1995 as an Asst. Chief Paramedic and a twenty (20) year veteran of the Chicago Fire Department. He has participated in and managed more than 12,500 emergency responses. He has been a frequent lecturer on the tactics and political implications of Domestic and International terrorism, Crisis Management, Street Survival, Hazardous Materials, Chem/Bio Consequence Management, Media Relations, Management & Motivation Methods, Productivity, Mass Casualty/Disaster Management, Computers and Information Systems, Security Planning and Testing, Crisis Intervention & Critical Incident Stress, and several other specialized rescue and management topics.

Staten is a certified DoD Domestic Preparedness Instructor-Trainer and taught under contract at the U.S. Army Chemical school at Ft. McClellan, AL. Staten has been employed as a contract counter-terrorism instructor for the U.S. Army, the U.S. Air Force, NATO, and a number of law enforcement agencies. In 1998, Staten was appointed to be the Emergency Management Advisor and editorial board member at the [[International Association of Counter-Terrorism and Security Professionals]] (IACSP) and in October of 1999 received the IACSP 1999 Annual National Leadership Award. In March of 2000, Staten was also named to the [[Center for Strategic and International Studies]] (CSIS) Task Force on Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Terrorism (CBRN).<ref>http://www.emergency.com/chfclark.htm</ref>

==Notes==
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[[category:Terrorologist|Staten, Clark]]

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−	Staten is the founder and Executive Director of the [[Emergency Response ~~and~~ Research Institute]] (ERRI) in Chicago, IL. Since 1990, he has been the Sysop (System Operator) of the EMERGENCY Bulletin Board Service (BBS). According to a biographical note:	+	Staten is the founder and Executive Director of the [[Emergency Response & Research Institute Inc.]] (ERRI) in Chicago, IL. Since 1990, he has been the Sysop (System Operator) of the EMERGENCY Bulletin Board Service (BBS). According to a biographical note:

	:Clark Staten is a U.S. Army veteran, former policeman, and former certified paramedic. Staten retired in 1995 as an Asst. Chief Paramedic and a twenty (20) year veteran of the Chicago Fire Department. He has participated in and managed more than 12,500 emergency responses. He has been a frequent lecturer on the tactics and political implications of Domestic and International terrorism, Crisis Management, Street Survival, Hazardous Materials, Chem/Bio Consequence Management, Media Relations, Management & Motivation Methods, Productivity, Mass Casualty/Disaster Management, Computers and Information Systems, Security Planning and Testing, Crisis Intervention & Critical Incident Stress, and several other specialized rescue and management topics.		:Clark Staten is a U.S. Army veteran, former policeman, and former certified paramedic. Staten retired in 1995 as an Asst. Chief Paramedic and a twenty (20) year veteran of the Chicago Fire Department. He has participated in and managed more than 12,500 emergency responses. He has been a frequent lecturer on the tactics and political implications of Domestic and International terrorism, Crisis Management, Street Survival, Hazardous Materials, Chem/Bio Consequence Management, Media Relations, Management & Motivation Methods, Productivity, Mass Casualty/Disaster Management, Computers and Information Systems, Security Planning and Testing, Crisis Intervention & Critical Incident Stress, and several other specialized rescue and management topics.

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−	Staten is the founder and Executive Director of the [[Emergency Response & Research Institute]] (ERRI) in Chicago, IL. Since 1990, he has been the Sysop (System Operator) of the EMERGENCY Bulletin Board Service (BBS). According to a biographical note:	+	Staten is the founder and Executive Director of the [[Emergency Response and Research Institute]] (ERRI) in Chicago, IL. Since 1990, he has been the Sysop (System Operator) of the EMERGENCY Bulletin Board Service (BBS). According to a biographical note:

	:Clark Staten is a U.S. Army veteran, former policeman, and former certified paramedic. Staten retired in 1995 as an Asst. Chief Paramedic and a twenty (20) year veteran of the Chicago Fire Department. He has participated in and managed more than 12,500 emergency responses. He has been a frequent lecturer on the tactics and political implications of Domestic and International terrorism, Crisis Management, Street Survival, Hazardous Materials, Chem/Bio Consequence Management, Media Relations, Management & Motivation Methods, Productivity, Mass Casualty/Disaster Management, Computers and Information Systems, Security Planning and Testing, Crisis Intervention & Critical Incident Stress, and several other specialized rescue and management topics.		:Clark Staten is a U.S. Army veteran, former policeman, and former certified paramedic. Staten retired in 1995 as an Asst. Chief Paramedic and a twenty (20) year veteran of the Chicago Fire Department. He has participated in and managed more than 12,500 emergency responses. He has been a frequent lecturer on the tactics and political implications of Domestic and International terrorism, Crisis Management, Street Survival, Hazardous Materials, Chem/Bio Consequence Management, Media Relations, Management & Motivation Methods, Productivity, Mass Casualty/Disaster Management, Computers and Information Systems, Security Planning and Testing, Crisis Intervention & Critical Incident Stress, and several other specialized rescue and management topics.

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-According to a biographical note:
+Staten is the founder and Executive Director of the [[Emergency Response & Research Institute]] (ERRI) in Chicago, IL. Since 1990, he has been the Sysop (System Operator) of the EMERGENCY Bulletin Board Service (BBS). According to a biographical note:
 :Clark Staten is a U.S. Army veteran, former policeman, and former certified paramedic. Staten retired in 1995 as an Asst. Chief Paramedic and a twenty (20) year veteran of the Chicago Fire Department. He has participated in and managed more than 12,500 emergency responses. He has been a frequent lecturer on the tactics and political implications of Domestic and International terrorism, Crisis Management, Street Survival, Hazardous Materials, Chem/Bio Consequence Management, Media Relations, Management & Motivation Methods, Productivity, Mass Casualty/Disaster Management, Computers and Information Systems, Security Planning and Testing, Crisis Intervention & Critical Incident Stress, and several other specialized rescue and management topics.
-Staten is a certified DoD Domestic Preparedness Instructor-Trainer and taught under contract at the U.S. Army Chemical school at Ft. McClellan, AL. Staten has been employed as a contract counter-terrorism instructor for the U.S. Army, the U.S. Air Force, NATO, and a number of law enforcement agencies. In 1998, Staten was appointed to be the Emergency Management Advisor and editorial board member at the [[International Association of Counter-Terrorism and Security Professionals]] (IACSP) and in October of 1999 received the IACSP 1999 Annual National Leadership Award. In March of 2000, Staten was also named to the [[Center for Strategic and International Studies]] (CSIS) Task Force on Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Terrorism (CBRN).<ref>http://www.emergency.com/chfclark.htm</ref>
+:Staten is a certified DoD Domestic Preparedness Instructor-Trainer and taught under contract at the U.S. Army Chemical school at Ft. McClellan, AL. Staten has been employed as a contract counter-terrorism instructor for the U.S. Army, the U.S. Air Force, NATO, and a number of law enforcement agencies. In 1998, Staten was appointed to be the Emergency Management Advisor and editorial board member at the [[International Association of Counter-Terrorism and Security Professionals]] (IACSP) and in October of 1999 received the IACSP 1999 Annual National Leadership Award. In March of 2000, Staten was also named to the [[Center for Strategic and International Studies]] (CSIS) Task Force on Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Terrorism (CBRN).<ref>http://www.emergency.com/chfclark.htm</ref>
 ==Notes==
 <references/>
 [[category:Terrorologist|Staten, Clark]]