Ekong J. Peters Data-verified
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Ekong J. Peters' research focuses on emergency preparedness and communication, particularly in the context of natural disasters and nuclear events. His work examines the effectiveness of risk communication strategies, drawing on real-world events such as the 2019 Arkansas River floods. Peters also investigates educational models within academic and emergency management programs, with a specific interest in the scholarship of teaching and learning. He has explored the development and evaluation of nuclear planning and response programs, assessing public awareness of associated risks and emergency procedures. Peters has published seven works with 127 citations and an h-index of 4. He collaborates with Rejina Manandhar and Bethany Swindell, both from Arkansas Tech University, with whom he has co-authored one publication each.
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- h-index: 4
- Publications: 7
- Citations: 130
Selected Publications
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Emergency risk communication: Implications from the 2019 Arkansas River floods (2024)
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The scholarship of teaching and learning: Understanding the concept and its application in academic programs and emergency management (2022)
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Exploring a model nuclear planning and response program: Evaluating public awareness of written risk and emergency (2021)
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- Exploring a model nuclear planning and response program: Evaluating public awareness of written risk and emergency
- Exploring a model nuclear planning and response program: Evaluating public awareness of written risk and emergency
- The scholarship of teaching and learning: Understanding the concept and its application in academic programs and emergency management
- The scholarship of teaching and learning: Understanding the concept and its application in academic programs and emergency management
- Emergency risk communication: Implications from the 2019 Arkansas River floods
- Emergency risk communication: Implications from the 2019 Arkansas River floods
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