Biography Brief

Dr. Jack Rozdilsky is an Assistant Professor in the Emergency Administration and Planning Program. He joined the program in 2005 after completing a hazards research-related doctorate at Michigan State University. In his doctoral research, he focused on analysis of the long-term recovery from the volcanic disaster on the Eastern Caribbean Island of Montserrat.  In the mid-1990’s, Dr. Rozdilsky also studied post-disaster new town creation as a result of the 1993 Mississippi River Flood disaster. Prior to joining the University of North Texas faculty, Dr. Rozdilsky worked as a land use agent with Michigan State University Extension and the Tri-County Regional Planning Commission where he guided the development of hazard mitigation plans for Mid-Michigan’s Lansing Region.

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