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2. Welcome to the NDPC The National Domestic Preparedness Consortium (NDPC) is a professional training alliance sponsored through the Department of Homeland Security. Read more NDPC Training Agencies Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) New Mexico Tech Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center Louisiana State University National Center for Biomedical Research and Training Transportation Technology Center, Inc. Pueblo, CO Center for Domestic Preparedness Anniston, AL University of Hawaii National Disaster Preparedness Training Center Nevada National Security Site Center for Radiological/Nuclear Training Logo s for each with link to each memb er ’ s webs ite Lin k to exi sti ng “ Abo ut the NDC P ” pag e Home page left column Each of these organizations has distinguished themselves nationally as experts in chemicals, explosives, radiological/nuclear devices, bioterrorism, counter-terrorism, agroterrorism, and emergency management systems. Each offers a variety of training within their area of expertise.

3. Move Letter from the Chairman to below the consortium member list Home page left column (below consortium member list)

4. Since 1998, NDPC has trained more than 1.9 million emergency responders across all 50 states and every US territory. Read More Link to “ Abou t the NDCP ” page Home page right column

5. NDPC News and Events Tradeshow Schedule Memorial to Senator Inouye Weathering the Storm Diffusion of Innovation Read More Change the menu at top of home page to “ NDPC News and Events ” and link here Home page right column (below map)

6. Remove the bulleted list currently on this page Move the map showing locations of consortium members to the “Consortium Members” page Under “NDPC Role in National Preparedness” change hyperlinked sentence to “Read more about NDPC courses.” and link to “Training” page –Change 1,500,000 to 1,900,000 people The NDPC legacy document link does not work About the NDPC

7. NDPC instructors and trainers reside across the nation. This extensive network promotes a culture of preparedness by bringing high-quality, consistent training directly to jurisdictions across the nation. This network is strengthened by NDPC’s train-the-trainer programs, in which individuals are authorized to teach courses in their area. Insert this map and text after the last paragraph under “ NDPC Role in National Preparedne ss ” About the NDPC

8. NDPC News and Events Suggest putting the current NDPC newsletter in HTML format instead of or in addition to PDF. –List headlines & first few sentences of each article so that viewers can click to access the entire article. Also, currently, the most recent edition, Spring 2013 is at the bottom, I would reverse this so that the most recent is at the top left side. Suggest adding a sidebar article on NCBRT’s Diffusion of Innovation project. See below: NDPC Mourns the Passing of Senator Inouye The NDPC expresses deep condolences on the passing of Hawaii’s Senator Daniel Inouye… Diffusion of Innovation: Measuring NDPC’s Effect on the Nation’s Preparedness Based on research at Louisiana State University, the training of one course participant results in a total of three individuals trained. This diffusion of innovation concept is important as NDPC strives to instill a culture of preparedness across the country. Diffusion of innovation focuses on learning transfer, which can help NDPC create and deliver training that improves emergency preparedness policy across the country. Read more about diffusion of innovation. Key Partnerships Expand TEEX/NERRTC’s Core Competencies In response to current and evolving national issues, opportunities arise to expand training programs to meet the changing priorities… NCBRT Presents Awards at EDEN Annual Meeting The NCBRT attended the EDEN annual meeting in Tunica, MS October 23 – 26… Link to existing pdf

9. Courses are offered through each of the seven consortium members. Read more about each member’s area of expertise. Courses are designed to meet the needs of all responders, including traditional first responders, non-governmental organizations, and the private sector. NDPC offers courses for all responder disciplines and all levels of experience. When feasible, courses are made available online or by video conference; however, many courses require hands-on training and interactive discussion. Courses Each consortium member provides specialized curricula and together, the NDPC addresses all of the National Preparedness Goal’s 31 Core Capabilities.National Preparedness Goal’s 31 Core Capabilities. Link to “ Consor tium Members ” page Hyperlink to FEMA Core Capabilitie s web page Link to existing content on “ eLearni ng Courses ” page Training Include the following after the heading and above the content about online courses

10. Click on each consortium member for a complete list of course offerings and information on course scheduling Texas A&M Engineering Extension Service (TEEX) New Mexico Tech Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center Louisiana State University National Center for Biomedical Research and Training Transportation Technology Center, Inc. Pueblo, CO Center for Domestic Preparedness Anniston, AL University of Hawaii National Disaster Preparedness Training Center Nevada National Security Site Center for Radiological/Nuclear Training Training Links directly to each member ’ s course offering s Insert the following list with hyperlinks below text on previous slide.