6.4.2004
- Updated October 2005
Contact: Stephen M. Apatow, Director of
Research and Development, Humanitarian University
Consortium GraduateStudies
Center
for Medicine,
Veterinary
Medicine and Law. Email: s.m.apatow@pathobiologics.org
Pathobiologics
International - The Consulting Arm of Humanitarian Resource Institute and
the Humanitarian University Consortium
Humanitarian Resource
Institute specializes in research, identification of the target audience
and effective integration of resources such as telecommunications, direct
mail, newspaper, radio, television and internet to achieve our communications
objective. Networks include:
- newspaper,
radio and television, corporate, intergovernmental, non-governmental, United
Nations, community action and interfaith organizations in approximately 195
countries.
- grassroots
networks (household level), corporate, municipal, state and federal government,
community action and interfaith organizations in approximately 3100 United
States Counties.
The Humanitarian
University Consortium was founded to support the development of
initiatives associated with economic, social, cultural and humanitarian issues
worldwide. Our mission is to serve as (1) an international community
of scholars, (2) a bridge between Humanitarian Resource Institute and the
international academic community, (3) a think tank in support of the United
Nations programs and (4) the promotion of higher learning through both traditional
and distance education.
Biodefense: Expanding Dialogue
In the publication
"Biological
Threats and Terrorism, Assessing the Science and Response Capabilities:
Workshop Summary," the National Academy of Sciences has recognized Humanitarian
Resource Institute (HRI) as one of nine leading educational and research
institutions. These include:
- Center
for Nonproliferation Studies.
- Columbia
University: Center for Public Health Preparedness.
- Harvard
University John F. Kennedy School of Government: Belfer Center for Science
and International Affairs.
- Humanitarian
Resource Institute.
- Johns Hopkins
University: Center for Civilian Biodefense Studies.
- Massachusetts
Institute of Technology: Center for International Studies.
- National
Academy of Sciences.
- University
of Maryland: Center for International and Security Studies at Maryland.
- University
of Minnesota: Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy.
Humanitarian Resource Institute internet based educational initiatives
include:
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