Aggie Park

Dan DeBree | Monday Lunch

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About the Presentation

Dan DeBree will outline the current teaching, initiatives, and research projects under the Bush School of Government and Public Service Homeland Security program. Dan DeBree is an Associate Professor of the Practice in the Public Service & Administration Department at the Bush School of Government & Public Service. DeBree teaches courses in the Cybersecurity Policy & Management (CPM) and Homeland Security & National Defense (HSND) concentrations of the Master of Public Service & Administration degree plan.

Monday Lunch

DeBree has over 30 years of military and homeland security experience. Before joining the Bush School, DeBree served as a National Operations Center (NOC) Operations Officer in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in Washington, D.C. DeBree led the DHS Crisis Action Team (CAT) to support the ongoing COVID-19 Pandemic, directing the daily operational reporting and departmental workforce impacts and analysis, and providing COVID-19 Pandemic global situational awareness to DHS leadership, the Interagency, and White House COVID-19 Task Forces. He also advised cabinet-level national leadership during domestic/international emergency response and terrorist incidents.

Monday Lunch

DeBree is a retired Colonel in the US Air Force. From 1987-2010, DeBree served in Air Force leadership including Commander, of AFROTC Detachment 890 at the University of Virginia (UVA); Vice Commander, of the 4th Fighter Wing; Vice Commander, of 455 Air Expeditionary Wing; and Commander, of 494th Fighter Squadron.

Monday Lunch