Hazard Reduction & Recovery Center
Texas A&M University Hazard Reduction & Recovery Center
Make an impact with us!
Contact Director, Dr. Michelle Meyer, at mmeyer@arch.tamu.edu
or Center Coordinator, Seth Jordan, at sjordan@arch.tamu.edu
Education and Outreach
Become an HRRC fellow for listserv of opportunities, collaboration opportunities, and regular events
Coordinate with HRRC to present research at local, state, and national practitioner conferences
Present research at HRRC events, webinars, and student activities
Collaborate on research grant proposals to reach students and practitioner audiences
Teach or guest lecture in the Environmental Hazard Management Certificate graduate program
Coordinate an undergraduate research team through the Hazard Research Leadership Track
Create and teach K-12 lessons at Camp DASH (Disaster, Advocacy, Sustainability, and Health) held at TAMU
Reach practitioners through knowledge to Action info sheets and online continuing education courses
The Hazard Reduction and Recovery Center (HRRC) is an interdisciplinary disaster and hazard center housed under the Department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning. It is the first academic center in the nation dedicated to vulnerability reduction and long-term recovery and is one of only two United Nations (UN-OCHA) joint centers in the world that functions as a research and consultancy institution. The HRRC’s educational activities include a nonprofit collaboration to increase climate justice, public health, and urban planning in high school emergency management training in Southeast, TX, as well as interdisciplinary integration in postsecondary disaster and hazard courses and research projects. The HRRC is involved in an array of outreach, primarily focusing on research dissemination to practitioners and public audiences.