Daniel Ross, DM, MS, EMT-P
Adjunct Faculty
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Daniel Ross, DM, MS, EMT-P
Adjunct Faculty
Education
DM, Homeland Security, Colorado Technical University, Colorado Springs, CO - 2023
MS, Homeland Security Management, University of Maryland University College, Adelphi, MD - 2015
BA, Psychology and Spanish, Goucher College, Baltimore, MD - 2008
Publications
Certifications
- NREMT-Paramedic since 2006
- Advanced Tactical Practitioner (ATP), US Army
- Advanced Cardiac Life Support
- CPR Certified
- Blood-Borne Pathogens
- Basic Trauma Life Support
- Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support
- Geriatric Education for EMS Providers
- Pediatric Education for Pre-hospital Providers
Research & Interest
- Leadership
- Management
- Global War on Terror
- Homeland Security
Biography
Dr. Ross teaches graduate-level courses related to homeland security, homeland defense, national security, terrorism studies, counterterrorism, emergency & disaster management, and intelligence analysis. Dr. Ross completed his Doctor of Management degree in Homeland Security at Colorado Technical University. He published his dissertation titled: A Phenomenological Study of U.S. Army Special Forces Senior Noncommissioned Officer Leadership Strategies during the Global War on Terror. Dr. Ross is particularly interested in the Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA) role in the overarching U.S. Homeland Security Enterprise (HSE). Furthermore, he is interested in the U.S. Special Operations Forces’ (SOF) future responsibilities in asymmetric, irregular, unconventional, or gray zone conflicts and how they relate to future great power conflicts with near-peer states. Dr. Ross is currently exploring themes related to the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian Conflict, the future of Unconventional Warfare in U.S. Army Special Forces (Green Berets), and topics related to post-GWOT Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) in SOF populations.